Ghost Town: Media passes on Bayern Munich press conference

Bayern Munich's press conference on Tuesday was a ghost town, with only a handful of reporters in attendance.

The German champions are scheduled to face Real Madrid in the Champions League semi-finals on Wednesday, but the media turnout for their pre-match press conference was surprisingly low.

Only a handful of reporters were present at Bayern's press conference on Tuesday, with many of the usual suspects opting to skip the event. This is a significant departure from the usual media circus that surrounds Bayern Munich, and it is a sign that the German champions are not being given the respect they deserve.

There are a number of possible reasons for the low media turnout. One possibility is that the media is simply not interested in Bayern Munich anymore. The German champions have been dominant in recent years, winning the Bundesliga title for the last nine seasons. This has led to a certain level of complacency among the media, who may feel that there is nothing new to say about Bayern Munich.

Another possibility is that the media is simply too busy to cover Bayern Munich. The Champions League semi-finals are a major event, and there are a number of other big stories competing for media attention. This may have led some reporters to decide that Bayern Munich's press conference was not a priority.

Whatever the reason, the low media turnout at Bayern Munich's press conference is a disappointment. Bayern Munich is one of the most successful clubs in the world, and they deserve to be treated with more respect by the media.

Despite the low media turnout, Bayern Munich will be confident of beating Real Madrid in the Champions League semi-finals.

The German champions have a strong squad and a proven track record of success in Europe.

Bayern Munich will be confident of beating Real Madrid in the Champions League semi-finals. The German champions have a strong squad and a proven track record of success in Europe.

Bayern Munich have won the Bundesliga title for the last nine seasons, and they have also won the Champions League twice in the last five years. They are one of the most successful clubs in the world, and they will be confident of beating Real Madrid.

Real Madrid are a strong team, but Bayern Munich will be confident of beating them. The German champions have a better squad and a better manager, and they will also be playing at home in the second leg.

Bayern Munich will be hoping to reach the Champions League final for the third time in four years.

They will be confident of beating Real Madrid and booking their place in the final.

Bayern Munich will be hoping to reach the Champions League final for the third time in four years. They will be confident of beating Real Madrid and booking their place in the final.

Bayern Munich have a strong squad and a proven track record of success in Europe. They are one of the most successful clubs in the world, and they will be confident of beating Real Madrid.

The Champions League final is one of the biggest matches in club football, and Bayern Munich will be desperate to win it. They will be confident of beating Real Madrid and booking their place in the final.