Striker Philipp Hofmann sees VfL Bochum's bottom team as having a chance against German soccer record champions Bayern Munich. “With our fans behind us, nothing is impossible in a home game,” said Hofmann in the ran interview before the encounter on Sunday (3:30 p.m./DAZN).

Bochum is bottom of the table with just one point from seven games. After the defeat at TSG Hoffenheim (1:3), the club parted ways with coach Peter Zeidler and sports director Marc Lettau. Markus Feldhoff and Murat Ural will look after VfL against Munich. “We had many discussions and dealt with the situation intensively. We can't change too much in such a short time. The important thing is that we try to put the results behind us and look positively into the future,” said Hofmann.

The 31-year-old is convinced that Bochum will get out of the bottom of the table. “In recent years we have not started the season well, but we have shown that we can turn things around again,” said Hofmann and added: “We stand together and try to influence what we influence as a team can.” – to bring performance to the pitch.”