Overview
- Bayern advanced to the DFB-Pokal second round and left a clearly staged guest locker room at Bremer Brücke after the match.
- A central buffet offered recovery-focused items such as bananas, watermelon, pineapple, apples, dried fruit, nuts, rice cakes, smoothies, isotonic drinks and a chocolate cake used to replenish energy stores.
- Physical recovery gear was on hand in the cabin and shower area, including an ice tub, an ergometer and two portable shoe heaters branded Formbase by k-tech for warming boots.
- SPORT1 and other on-site photos noted human details that underline routine operations: Michael Olise was the last Bayern player to leave the locker room at 23:31, small wooden skewers and a roll of red tape sat on the table, and an unexplained red undergarment was found in the shower.
- These visible details reflect standard elite‑sport recovery and logistics—carbohydrates and electrolytes to refill energy, mobility tools to speed recovery and quick transport plans as the team prepares for its next match at Schalke.