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Woman spectacularly gatecrashes Kimmich interview by shaking her boobs at him after Bayern Munich lose to Man City


BAYERN MUNICH star Joshua Kimmich got some consolation for his side’s loss to Manchester City… with a woman shaking her boobs in his direction.

Midfielder Kimmich was part of the Bayern side beaten 3-0 at the Etihad in Tuesday’s Champions League tie.

A woman spectacularly gatecrashed Joshua Kimmich’s interview by shaking her boobs

German media interviewed the 28-year-old in a corridor inside the main stand.

And, as the 76-cap international tried to explain away Bayern’s humbling defeat, a brunette fan stole his limelight.

Film showed the fun-loving beauty, in her 20s, watching the interview through a glass partition from an adjoining hospitality lounge.

Wearing a big smile, she got up from a curved sofa to jiggle her breasts in Kimmich’s direction.

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The cheeky fan then took a big gulp of red wine from a large glass before taking pictures of the player on her mobile phone.

Her antics made her the toast of German media, earning headlines such as top-selling Bild’s “Bosom Shaker Crashes Kimmich Interview.”

Despite the hilarious video, the result was no laughing matter for Kimmich’s side, who welcome City to Munich next Wednesday.

Goals from Rodri, Bernardo Silva and Erling Haaland give the German champions a heavy deficit to come back from.

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Kimmich said: “The first 60 minutes were very, very good.

“Then, just like against Freiburg, we were hit by another long-range goal out of the blue.

“Before that, we had a great chance to make it 1-0 through Jamal Musiala. After that we were more error-prone.

“Until the 2-0 goal, it was an even match. The result is bitter, of course.”

Joshua Kimmich pictured following defeat to Man CityCredit: AP


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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