Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola on Friday urged players to lead the fight for change in the heated debate over the dangers posed by an increased fixture schedule as Bayern Munich manager Vincent Kompany demanded a cap on games.

Of course, answering such questions becomes easier after a rampaging 9-2 victory in the Champions League. But, in a simple yet eloquent monologue about believing in one’s ability to succeed, Vincent Kompany demonstrates that he does not need the crutch of a good result or multiple accolades to help justify his competence for the Bayern job.

Bayern Munich manager Vincent Kompany has played down suggestions of an exit for Leon Goretzka amidst links to Manchester United.A recent report covered by The Peoples Person relayed that United were

Bayern Munich signed some players in the summer but came away with a bit of misfortune on the defensive side of things. Their defenders aren’t exactly performing as well as they would’ve hoped, yet coach Vincent Kompany claims that the Bavarians were able to do their jobs adequately.

Bayern Munich players are becoming irritated by Vincent Kompany’s lack of communication when it comes to the squad.The players primarily annoyed are those lacking game

Harry Kane and Bayern Munich are scoring a torrent of goals under new coach Vincent Kompany but the England striker still thinks they're vulnerable.

Champions League Match of the Day's Joe Hart and Julien Lauren explain why Vincent Kompany's mentality and desire are key to him being successful at German giants Bayern Munich.

Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany on Friday called for an annual cap on the number of games a player can play to manage workload."The solution I've always wanted is to put a cap on the amount of games a player can play as an individual.