Why does Bayern always "crash" against Mönchengladbach? Bayern Munich, the Bundesliga powerhouse with a fearsome record and countless honors, strangely finds itself stumbling against a team with far less prestige - Borussia Mönchengladbach. Statistics show that Mönchengladbach is not only the team Bayern loses to most often but also the only team in Bundesliga history to have an advantage over them. With Bayern's strength, what gives Mönchengladbach the edge? Is this a coincidence or is there something more at play? This "rivalry showdown" makes one wonder: Is Bayern still stable this time? Let's first discuss Bayern's current situation. For a team that has long dominated the Bundesliga, last season's "big four empty-handed" was a disgrace. No league title, no German Cup, let alone the Champions League. Tuchel took over as coach but did not bring about the expected qualitative change; instead, due to various issues, they lost their 11-year championship streak. This season, after changing coaches, Bayern temporarily leads the standings with an 11-3-1 win-loss-draw record, but this lead is not secure, especially before the winter break when they surprisingly lost to Mainz, a relegation-threatened team, which really made people nervous. What's even more worrying is Bayern's injury problems. Just after the winter break, the team received bad news: as many as eight players were out due to injuries, including midfield core Musiala. This season is not only a rebuilding period for Bayern but also a test. It's clearly not easy to maintain dominance in multiple competitions. Many may wonder how Mönchengladbach, a team that has consistently been in the…