Herbert Hainer fires back after 1860 Munich stunt at Marienplatz

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MUNICH, GERMANY - MAY 18: Herbert Hainer, President of FC Bayern Muenchen, gives a speech during the official championships celebration at Marienplatz on May 18, 2026 in Munich, Germany. FC Bayern Women sealed a second successive double with winning the DFB Cup Final on May 14th as well as winning the Google Pixel Women's Bundesliga. (Photo by S. Mellar/FC Bayern via Getty Images) | FC Bayern via Getty Images

Bayern Munich is currently basking in the glow of their 35th Bundesliga title, but their championship celebrations on Marienplatz were met with a rather unexpected and provocative stunt. Local rivals 1860 Munich managed to infiltrate the crowd with a massive, manipulated banner that mimicked the official club crest, but replaced the familiar name with a pretty vulgar insult.

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While the prank caught the attention of the media and fans alike, Bayern president Herbert Hainer was quick to address the provocation with his signature composure. When asked about the incident in an interview captured by @iMiaSanMia, Hainer did not miss a beat. “Unfortunately, our fans cannot get their revenge, because there won’t be a title to celebrate at 1860 anytime soon,” he remarked.

The little prank definitely made its rounds on the internet, and it did for a while seem like 1860 fans achieved their objective, but Hainer made sure to refocus the internet onto Bayern’s dominance in German football. What did you think of the stunt — was it a genius prank or just plain disrespectful? Let us know in the comments!

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