Intro:

Team reactions from the Allianz Arena after Bastian Schweinsteiger scored with 10 minutes remaining for Bayern Munich to beat Hertha Berlin 1-0 on Saturday (25th April) in the German Bundesliga.

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SOUNDBITE (German) Pep Guardiola, Bayern Munich coach:

"First of all, I'd like to extend my congratulations to the entire team and the club. For mathematical reasons, technically speaking we haven't won the German championship yet, but theoretically, we have. However, we still face big challenges. We don't have enough players to rotate with ahead of this important week, (we're playing) Dortmund on Tuesday, and Barcelona in ten days in the Champions League. This won't be my last game against Juergen Klopp. I believe that he will be with a new team next season. Maybe not here in Germany, but I'm sure somewhere in Europe at a big club that will play in the Champions League. So, we will meet again."

SOUNDBITE (German) Pal Dardai, Hertha Berlin coach:

"I believe our team played well during the first half, as things went according to plan. We even had some chances from our counter-attacks. In the second half, after Bayern scored, we really felt the pressure. We made some substitutions and brought fresh players onto the pitch. In the end I believe that Bayern deserved to win. On the other hand, it's hard to accept that goal, scored from a four-on-one situation with such a solo run. We didn't stop the play, there was no tactical foul and we were not able to win our one-on-one battles. That hurt us badly. During those ten minutes, the pressure was too big. We didn't score the first goal, and it could have been a different game if we had done and maybe we could have brought home a point. Too bad, but we can build on our team spirit and our willingness to run."