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Kompany: Bayern can deal with Musiala seizures

Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany says it wouldn't be "a big deal" if star attacking midfielder Jamal Musiala were to collapse again as he copes with a neurological issue which causes seizures.

VfL Osnabrück fans build a rollercoaster into their tifo vs. Bayern Munich (1:26)

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Kane hat trick powers Bayern to German Cup title

Harry Kane had a hat trick, improving his season tally to 61 goals, as Bayern Munich beat Stuttgart 3-0 in the German Cup final to lift the trophy for the 21st time and first since 2020.

Marcotti: A rested Musiala is a plus for Bayern Munich (0:57)
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