It was not to be Borussia Dortmund's night in the Super Cup despite Roman Bürki initially denying Bayern's Joshua Kimmich from the spot in the shootout. The BVB shot-stopper's disappointment was palpable as he gave an interview to BVBtotal! in the wake of the unlucky defeat. However, the 26-year-old maintained the Black & Yellows could take a lot of positives from the match. "I'm referring to the first goal in particular," he said.

Peter Bosz found little consolation in finishing runners-up after his side's Super Cup hopes were dashed by Bayern Munich in a penalty shootout. "A coach is never satisfied. At least, I'm not." In this case, neither with the match nor the result.

Speaking to ZDF following the Super Cup final, Nuri Sahin and Roman Bürki both declared that BVB had been the superior side in the second period. "We shouldn't have let the game go to penalties," Bürki said. Here we bring you the initial reactions.