Price per Head: Guardiola wants to see Bayern keep their focus

Pep GuardiolaPep Guardiola, Bayern Munich coach, thought that his side did not focus enough on Saturday’s 3-1 Bundesliga win over Hamburg, and price per head services fully agree with the coach.

Price per head services saw that at the Allianz Arena, Bayern made it 41 games in the top flight undefeated thanks to goals by Mario Mandzukic, Mario Gotze and Xherdan Shaqiri.

The German champions will lead the Bundesliga into the mid-season break, but the Spaniard and pay per head services believe that the team looked ahead to a potential fifth title of the year in Morocco, as they only were only able to make the result safe in stoppage time after Pierre-Michel Lasogga pulled one back during the second half.

Guardiola said: “Congratulations to Bayern for an incredible year.

“We had problems in the second half because we gave the ball away too easily. We must correct that.

“The players already had Marrakech in their heads. I will try to persuade them that we have much more work waiting for us.

And price per head services believe that the coach won’t have any problems in helping the players keep their concentration.

“But after Champions League games, it is always difficult. Now we fly to Morocco, to win the last title this year.”

Price per head services learned that the coach took the opportunity to rest the likes of David Alaba and Franck Ribery and, with the latter coming on for the last 26 minutes.

But captain Philipp Lahm played for the whole match, saying afterwards that his team-mates won’t rest on their laurels, and price per head services know very well how important this is.

“We have already won four titles this year. But we are not finished yet,” Bild quotes him as saying.

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“We also want the Club World Cup.”

Price per head services will see how Bayern continues to do on the pitch – many believe that they’ll keep their winning ways, but should always focus no matter what happens.