This Wednesday morning at 5:45 CET, Bayern Munich will face Viking in their second away group stage match of the Champions League. Before the match, Vincenzo Kompany attended the team's press conference. In the first part of the press conference, he discussed the conditions of Neuer and Ulreich, as well as his expectations for the match. Related link - [Vincenzo Kompany: Neuer unable to play due to foot injury, Ulreich progressing as planned]

Eberl was asked this question at the airport, and while he knows the answer, he doesn't seem eager to reveal it too early. Tomorrow, which goalkeeper will play - Neuer or Ulreich?

To be brief, Neuer didn't train today. He's experiencing foot pain. So this is a medical consideration. We already know the situation. Since Neuer can't train, the answer is clear.

You've played on artificial pitches many times as a player, or prepared for matches on them as a manager - I'm not sure which. What changes do you make in your preparation? How do you handle such a unique playing surface?

As a manager, I've never led a team on an artificial pitch before. Interestingly, as a player, I had my first match on artificial grass, but after three or four months of lockdown due to COVID-19, I retired. So throughout my football career, I never actually played on artificial turf.

But for us, this isn't a major issue. Since there are no artificial pitches in the Bundesliga and they're rare nowadays, everyone talks about it. However, if I were our opponent coming here and only thinking about the artificial pitch, I'd be very happy. We won't give them that advantage.

We arrived early to ensure our preparations are thorough and to conduct special training to adapt to the artificial surface. Tomorrow, we don't need to talk about the pitch conditions anymore - we'll talk about football. The key thing is that 11 players will be playing. I've looked at it, the pitch conditions are excellent, everything is ready, and that's what matters most.

Earlier, we discussed the gap in club size between the two teams, Bayern Munich's number of international players compared to Viking's scale. From a competitive standpoint, can Viking compete in the Bundesliga? How difficult is this match?

But this is the Champions League. Every Champions League match is a challenge, a task. It's part of the Champions League. If we come here thinking only about maintaining Bayern Munich's identity, it won't work. It's not just about how we play, but also about the entire team's mentality.

It's an important match for Viking, but we don't want anyone to feel this match is unimportant for us. Regardless of tomorrow's result, what I always tell my players is: don't go into the match with excessive expectations.

Yes, we can develop tactics and thoroughly analyze our opponents, but once we enter the pitch, we must be ready for all possible scenarios. We're fully prepared, and I hope that tomorrow everyone will perform at the level they should.

Viking uses a two-coach model. Have you considered working with another assistant coach? As a player, what was it like playing under two equal-ranking coaches?

I also had similar experience. Back then, the coaching staff worked together as two people. We shared an office, watched videos together, organized training, discussed football, and exchanged ideas. Among coaches with this experience, I'm probably quite rare. I was still playing at that time. I understand the requirements of this model.

However, this largely depends on good cooperation between your coaching staff. Everyone divides responsibilities, shares workload, and makes many decisions through discussion and reasoned judgment, not just intuition. This kind of cooperation requires strong commitment and communication from both sides, which has been my personal experience.

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