Bundesliga heavyweights in turmoil amid rising COVID-19 cases

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BERLIN: Bundesliga powerhouses Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund had imagined their seasons differently at this stage of the season. The German champions are not cruising comfortably towards a record-extending 10th consecutive league crown and are instead one point in front of Dortmund after 12 rounds.

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BERLIN: Bundesliga powerhouses Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund had imagined their seasons differently at this stage of the season.

The Bavarians are without infected Joshua Kimmich and Eric-Maxim Choupo-Moting while Serge Gnabry, Jamal Musiala and Michael Cuisance have gone into a one-week isolation because of contact with an infected person. The midfielder had already gone into back-to-back quarantines of one week before he tested positive on Wednesday, further frustrating club bosses who have said they will dock the pay of unvaccinated players who go into isolation, according to Bavarian state laws.

The elimination was a blow to new coach Marco Rose, who has already moved into the spotlight for his team's shaky defensive operation this season and their continuing mistakes.

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