well, you're still rather close to the UEL berths, so all is not lost

and in UEL itself, your team is working the way they should

Going into the DFB-Pokal Second Round fixture, 1860 Munich had not defeated RB Leipzig in five past meetings since their return to the Bundesliga. A record that Robin Hack appeared determine to correct when he opened the scoring within the first ten minutes of the match after being played through by Kasper Dolberg and converting a tough chance. RB Leipzig would go on to produce more chances for the rest of the half but fail to find the back of the net.

Immediately after the start of the second half, Robin Hack and Kasper Dolberg would connect again, this time with Dolberg getting on the end of a cross from Hack to increase the lead. Despite being behind, RB Leipzig would not rest, continuing to attack and apply pressure which resulted in 1860 Munich midfielder Lothar Piller receiving a second yellow card multiple fouls in the 69th minute.

The pressure increased and 1860 Munich would eventually break early into injury time when Abdulkadir Omar scored in the first minute of injury time to leave Die Löwen with a tricky five minutes to negotiate which they did so successfully to seal the upset victory.

“I am thrilled that we have been able to upset RB Leipzig but there is still a long way to go in the competition.” said Robin Hack. “I am sure they will be looking to return the favour when we play them again in the Bundesliga in three days time.” he added.

In other matches, Schalke 04 also provided another shock result, defeating Bayern Munich to eliminate them from the competition. In the next round, 1860 Munich have drawn recently promoted Bundesliga side Hamburger SV with the match to be played at the start of February while their next match

TheLFCFan, Jack, ScottT & OneMoreGame: The inconsistency between performance in the Bundesliga and Europe is incredibly frustrating.

Tango: Looking back on this, you are on the money here, I felt like I was much further away.

Always nice to end a losing streak against a particular club, now it's time to get the league form up to scratch! You're not too far behind 5th and 6th, so it shouldn't take long to catch them, but your squad will need to be a bit more consistent domestically! Continental football wise: you're doing extremely well. Keep up the good work man

Big result against Leipzig and hopefully that's what's needed now to kick start your season in the league now

A massive win and with Bayern also knocked out of the competition, it will certainly open up the draw a little with a number of teams beginning to fancy their chances.

Very nice result, which hopefully sets you up for success in the Pokal this season!

answering your answer: throughout the first matches all that matter are the points, if you get a good run you'll quickly start to climb up the standings

and I can't believe God will allow me the chance to say FUCK RBL in two stories at the same day

FUCK RBL

Thank you, God

Well that's one of the big boys out of the cup which should make your chances of winning the cup much larger!

Massive victory and an added bonus has to be Bayern being knocked out. Brilliant stuff!

After finishing October with two wins in a row, 1860 Munich maintained the momentum throughout November with an undefeated month. Following the victory against RB Leipzig in the DFB-Pokal, the sides played out a bore draw in their Bundesliga fixture held just three days later.

From there, 1860 Munich took their play to another level, dismantling Besiktas in the UEFA Europa League by five goals before putting six goals past Bayer Leverkusen. In their final match of the month, 1860 Munich came from one goal down to defeat Napoli with Svetozar Markovic’s headed goal sealing victory.


Bayern Munich hold a four-point lead over RB Leipzig as they did at the end of last month while VfL Wolsburg have fallen down the table after failing to pick up a point in November.


1860 Munich have sealed top position in Group C without dropping a point and only conceding one goal with one game remaining in the group stage. Napoli will travel to take on Besiktas to determine who finishes in second place and progresses to the knockout stage.


Proving to be a nightmare for defenders, Hack producing three goals and three assists in December. The 25-year-old has found career best form which has seen the inverted winger begin to gain some interest from rival clubs with one month until the winter transfer window.

An important month ahead with plenty of opposition towards the wrong-end of the table. November has shown signs of Munich slowly finding their feet once again. The Europa League campaign has been fantastic though!

A much better month but next month will be key with 12 points up for grabs and against teams that you should be beating

Not a fan of RBL am I.

Dominant month, I can see this team charging to the top

The title is already off the table, but UCL is within reach

You're the draw specialists in the Bundesliga this season! Some great results this month, things are slowly [but surely] improving, and it's only a matter of time before you climb up the table.

Brilliantly back into things here, well done. Your performance in Europe so far has been exemplary!