- 39′ – Goal – Sadio Mane (3 – 0)
- 17 ‘- Doelpunt – Jamal Musiala (2 – 0)
- 3′ – Goal – Leroy Sane (1 – 0)
- 84′ – Goal – Thomas Müller (4 – 0)
- 82′ – Cont. Dayot Upamecano by Noussair Mazraoui
- 81′ – Verv. Jamal Musiala by Ryan Gravenberch
- 75′ – Verv. Moussa Diaby by Adam Hložek
- 74′ – Verv. Leroy Sané door Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting
- 65′ – Verv. Marcel Sabitzer door Leon Goretzka
- 65′ – Cont. Sadio Mane by Serge Gnabry
- 61′ – Verv. Callum Hudson-Odoi door Amine Adli
- 60′ – Verv. Patrik Schick door Sardar Azmoun
Bundesliga
Bayern Munich have ended a string of four unwon games in their own country. It simply settled with Bayer Leverkusen. After half a game, Bayern already had a three-goal bonus in their hands. The national champion can climb back up in the rankings.
At Bayern Munich, a crisis is already around the corner a little faster if the results are a little less. In the Bundesliga it had already been four games waiting for a victory for the Rekordmeister, but after the international match, Nagelsmann’s team once again dotted the i.
It started with a deflected ball from Leroy Sané after a handful of minutes on a pass from Musiala. He clearly felt at ease and took the double lead after fifteen minutes. His shot wasn’t bad, but Leverkusen’s goalkeeper looked lousy.
Thanks to Sadio Mane, it was 3-0 before half-time and the home team was also the most dangerous after the break. A second goal by Mané was rejected by the VAR and so the 4th goal of the evening came in the name of Thomas Müller. Goalkeeper Hradecky fumbled with the ball in his own 16 and Müller did not hesitate.
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