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VfL Osnabrück's rollercoaster tifo steals show in German Cup defeat to Bayern Munich

VfL Osnabrück showcased a wooden rollercoaster tifo before losing 4-1 to Bayern Munich in the German Cup.

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VfL Osnabrück took a shock 1-0 lead after five minutes of the German Cup match, but Bayern Munich came back to win 4-1. [1] The match took place at the Bremer Brücke, where Osnabrück fans wore masks and moved puppets along the seats to symbolize the club's fluctuating fortunes in the second division. [2] Bayern Munich scored twice through Harry Kane and once each through Tom Bischof and Michael Olise to win the match 4-1; Bayern are the reigning German Cup and Bundesliga champions. [3] VfL Osnabrück said the tifo was designed to symbolize its turbulent club history, which fans describe as a 'rollercoaster ride full of ups and downs'. [4][6] VfL Osnabrück said planning and building its moving roller-coaster choreography took several months and that the display depicted highlights such as the club's 1978 victory over Bayern Munich along with numerous scandals and bitter defeats. [5] The author speculates on whether Jonas Urbig was annoyed by the media questioning after the game. [7]
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  1. VfL Osnabrück took a shock 1-0 lead after five minutes of the German Cup match, but Bayern Munich came back to win 4-1. · BBC Sport
  2. The match took place at the Bremer Brücke, where Osnabrück fans wore masks and moved puppets along the seats to symbolize the club's fluctuating fortunes in the second division. · DIE ZEIT
  3. Bayern Munich scored twice through Harry Kane and once each through Tom Bischof and Michael Olise to win the match 4-1; Bayern are the reigning German Cup and Bundesliga champions. · BBC Sport
  4. VfL Osnabrück said the tifo was designed to symbolize its turbulent club history, which fans describe as a 'rollercoaster ride full of ups and downs'. · BBC Sport
  5. VfL Osnabrück said planning and building its moving roller-coaster choreography took several months and that the display depicted highlights such as the club's 1978 victory over Bayern Munich along with numerous scandals and bitter defeats. · Blic.rs
  6. VfL Osnabrück said the roller-coaster choreography symbolized the club's turbulent history, which its supporters call a 'roller-coaster ride' of ups and downs. · Blic.rs
  7. The author speculates on whether Jonas Urbig was annoyed by the media questioning after the game. · Yahoo! Sports
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