Here Gladbach destroys Bavaria – the highlights in the video
FC Bayern suffered a historic bankruptcy in the second round of the DFB Cup. Against Gladbach, the Munich get completely under the wheels. In the end, there is the highest cup defeat in the club’s history. The highlights in the video.
FC Bayern Munich conceded the highest DFB Cup defeat in the club’s history at 5-0 at Borussia Mönchengladbach. Union Berlin continues to tremble.
FFor the DFB record cup winner FC Bayern Munich is the last stop after a desperate performance in the second round. At Borussia Mönchengladbach, the German soccer champions went down on Wednesday evening with 0: 5 (0: 3) and also lost national player Leon Goretzka, who had to be replaced. In the first half, Kouadio Koné (2nd) and Ramy Bensebaini (15th / 21st, penalty kick) ensured a comfortable lead. The Munich team did not find their way into the duels and were inferior in all respects, even though they were almost the best. After the break, Breel Embolo sealed the highest DFB Cup defeat in Munich club history with another double (51st / 57th).
In Stuttgart, striker Anthony Modeste towered over the top. In the 2-0 (0-0) of 1. FC Köln at VfB, the French scored twice within five minutes (72nd / 77th). He was only substituted on about 30 seconds before his first goal.
1. FC Union Berlin also had a hard time with SV Waldhof Mannheim from the 3rd division, but had the better end with a 3-1 (1: 1, 1: 1) win after extra time on their side. The Mannheimers, in which the preparation of the matchday was disturbed by the separation from the sporting director Jochen Kientz, presented through Alexander Rossipal (4th). Kevin Behrens (18th) met first for the club from the capital and in extra time Taiwo Awoniyi (94th) and again Behrens (117th) saved the Unioners from the end.
FC Augsburg missed a break in the 4-5 defeat on penalties at VfL Bochum. The Bundesliga 16. has been waiting for a sense of achievement for five competitive games. After Milos Pantovic’s brace (12th / 54th), Reece Oxford (56th) and Ruben Vargas (58th) equalized for FCA. The catch-up was not rewarded, however, because substitute goalkeeper Manuel Riemann converted the decisive attempt for VfL in the penalty shoot-out.
In addition, second division leaders FC St. Pauli made it back to the round of 16 for the first time since the 2005/2006 season. At 3: 2 (0: 0, 2: 2) after extra time at SG Dynamo Dresden, Leart Paqarada shone with the 1: 0 (63rd) and the template for 2: 1 by Maximilian Dittgen (72nd). Christoph Daferner (66th) and an own goal by Philipp Ziereis (74th) gave Dynamo hope before Christopher Buchtmann brought the guests into the lead for the third and final time (101st).
Hannover 96 also moved into the next round. The Lower Saxony cheered thanks to a 3-0 (1-0) against Fortuna Düsseldorf. Sebastian Kerk (30th) and Maximilian Beier (90th + 2 / 90th + 5) met. In another second division duel, the penalty shoot-out had to decide, in which FC Hansa Rostock showed stronger nerves in the 4-2 at SSV Jahn Regensburg. Previously, the guests had given up a 2-0 lead in regular time, but then fought for 3: 3 in the final minute of extra time. Pascal Breier not only scored to equalize, but also converted the decisive penalty.
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