FC Bayern Munich reacted to Wednesday’s 1-1 draw against RB Salzburg in the German Bundesliga with a 4-1 (0-1) win over bottom-placed Greuther Fürth. After three games in a row without a win, you really got going again after the break.
Marcel Sabitzer had deflected an untenable Hrgota free kick at 0:1 (43rd). After the break, Bayern woke up. Also thanks to Robert Lewandowski’s quick equalizer, who scored just 45 seconds after the restart. After the 2:1 through an own goal by Sebastian Griesbeck, the guests hit the bar twice more. Bayern did better and celebrated a clear win thanks to goals from Lewandowski (82′) and Choupo Moting (90′).
Although Bayern won the game, they also lost Coco Tolisso with a torn muscle. His appearance against Salzburg in two weeks’ time can therefore probably be ruled out, and the chances of Marcel Sabitzer appearing are increasing. Luca Hernandez also left the field prematurely. “But it’s not that bad for him, it’s just hardening,” said coach Julian Nagelsmann, who again saw his team’s two completely different halves.
“In the first half we played 4-2-3-1 to give the lads a good rhythm, in a system they’ve been used to for the last two or three years. We don’t have the power and momentum in the game We made the switch in the second half and we were very, very good for the first 20 minutes. We can close the sack earlier. In the end we deserved to win at altitude.” Goalgetter Robert Lewandowski: “It wasn’t good in the first half. After the break things went in the right direction, we played more clearly and got more down the wings. Now we have two weeks to work on those things that worked badly.” Before the second leg against Salzburg, Bayern will face Eintracht Frankfurt and Bayer Leverkusen in the Bundesliga.
0: 6 debacle for Adi Hütter
For Borussia Mönchengladbach with coach Adi Hütter it was very bad in the 0: 6 against Bayern pursuer Borussia Dortmund. Dortmund are six points behind Bayern.
Source: Nachrichten
