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Bayern Munich coach Jupp Heynckes was forced to use "strong language" with his players during their Bundesliga clash against Werder Bremen on Saturday.

Bayern Munich coach Jupp Heynckes has revealed that he had to use "strong language" with his players during their game against Werder Bremen.

The Bavarian giants won 2-0 in Bremen in the Bundesliga on Saturday, but not before Heynckes had give them important instructions at half-time.

"We slowed things down too much in the first half," he told Bayern's official website. "The players tested my patience a little too much, but at the end of the day, it was enough to beat a strong Bremen side.

"I had to use some strong language at half-time."

The win at the Weserstadion sees Bayern maintain their perfect start to the Bundesliga with six wins out of six.

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