Soon enough, in the 75th minute of the game, Bayern finally made three changes in a row.
The young French winger, Kingsley Coman, came to replace Leroy Sané, who hadn't done well today, while their backup striker, Choupo-Moting, also stepped onto the pitch to add the gunpowder as he replaced Leon Goretzka.
Then, another aggressive wingback, Lucas Hernandez, also entered the pitch for Niklas Sule, as the team really needed another reinforcement from the defensive line.
Now, their formation switched to the aggressive 4-1-3-2, and in reality, the two center backs on the defensive line could even move forward to support Kimmich in reorganizing the game.
Honestly, this was the most offensive strategy that they could pull right now, intending to break Schalke's defense to pieces.
However, Frohling also took an action immediately.
