Julian Nagelsman Criticises Bayern Munich Players Following Defeat Against FC Augsburg in Bundesliga

• Bayern Munich's poor form in the Bundesliga continued as they suffered a shock defeat to FC Augsburg
• The pressure is mounting on Bayern Munich coach Julian Nagelsmann following another poor performance
• Bayern Munich's Sporting Director admitted that he was worried for the side after they dropped points again

Julian Nagelsmann is not a happy man at the moment.

The Bayern Munich manager is still coming to terms with his team’s surprise loss to FC Augsburg in the Bundesliga.

Mergim Berisha grabbed the game's only goal before the hour mark as Augsburg consigned Bayern Munich to the fourth game in a row without a win, Marca reported.

Julian Nagelsmann has now criticised his players following the loss. As reported by the Daily Mail, Nagelsmann voiced his frustration with the players and their lack of creativity.

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Bayern had 77% of possession during the game and had 19 shots on goal but couldn’t break down the Augsburg defense.

Bayern’s Sporting Director Hasan Salihamidžić also admitted that he is worried about the team’s form in the league.

“We haven't won in four games in the Bundesliga, we got three out of twelve possible points, so I'm a little worried,” he said.

Bayern are now in fourth place and find themselves behind SC Freiburg, Union Berlin, and Borussia Dortmund.

Bayern return to action after the international break when they take on Bayer Leverkusen. They then face a stern challenge as they take on Freiburg and Dortmund in their following two fixtures.

Bayern Munich drop to fourth after a shock defeat by Augsburg

Reigning Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich suffered a shock 1-0 defeat to Augsburg on Saturday afternoon.

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The defeat means the Bavarian giants are on a winless run in their last four games and drop to fourth place on the table behind Borussia Dortmund, SC Freiburg and Union Berlin.

Before the game, the six-time European champions were under severe pressure. This was escalated by the ferocity of an Augsburg team who refused to allow Julian Nagelsmann's team to get into their stride.