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Klinsmann under-fire

AFP, Munich
Jurgen Klinsmann came out fighting on Thursday, 24 hours after overseeing Bayern Munich’s chastening Champions League loss to Barcelona.
The under fire Bayern manager insisted he had not lost control of his players in • the wake of Wednesday's 4-0 rout in Barcelona which followed last weekend's 5-1 drubbing by Wolfsburg.
"I think my word still goes down very well with the team," Klinsmann told German agency SID.
" It's normal that a manager must take the flak after such defeats. It's not pleasant but it comes with the territory to be criticised," he added.
"Time is beginning to count but I'm a fighter and I tell myself that I have to lead from the front
"Now we have to regroup and concentrate fully on the league. It's not going to be easy to digest this result, but we must do everything to catch up these three points (that separate Bayem from leaders Wolfsburg) and become champions."
Local media speculated that Bayern's Nou Camp defeat had pushed Klinsmann closer to the sack
"Klinsi close to the exit door," was the headline in Bild who described Wednesday's
loss as "a night of shame at which Klinsmann was a powerless spectator".
The paper added: "If the directors don’t fire him straight away it’s obvious that his job will be on the line for each league game."
Bayern president Franz Beckenbauer condemned the German giants' rout as the worst moment in the club's history.
Bayem conceded all four goals in the first half of their quarterfinal first leg tie, leaving them virtually eliminated from the tournament.
"What I saw in the first half was without doubt the worst football in the history of Bayern Munich," said German legend Beckenbauer.
"It was a demonstration, almost a humiliation. Barcelona gave us a lesson in football."
Club chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge said: "The question to know is whether to be angry or sad at what took place. It was undoubtedly an enormous humiliation which was hard for everyone.
"In the first half we were given a lesson in football, we were like rabbits up against a snake."
He admitted that Bayern's Champions League hopes were over, but refused to discuss his under-fire coach's future.
"I am not going to discuss Jurgen Klinsmann after every match," said Rummenigge.
' What I want to say is that we must now concentrate on our next match against Frankfurt on Saturday. We have to react after (his second heavy defeat in a row.