87 minutes: Next monster chance for the Hoffenheimers! Zuber has too much space to flank on the left, in the middle Dabbur comes to the header – just over!
84th minute: Third change at Bayern: Real loan Odriozola makes his debut, for him Boateng has to give way.
83 minutes: Goal for Hoffenheim! Pavard affords an evil ball loss against Zuber in his own third of the field. The Hoffenheim defender immediately brings the ball in the middle to Dabbur, who turns briefly and Neuer shoots the ball through his legs.
80th minute: Double change at Bayern: Zirkzee and Cuisance come for Müller and Lewandowski.
80th Minute: Tooooooooooooooooooooooooooor for Bayern! Kimmich brings a corner from the left into the middle, where Lewandowski is completely free and nods off – that should be the decision!
75th minute: Next huge opportunity for Hoffenheim! The Kraichgauer counter Bayern, in the end Baumgartner runs towards Neuer alone – but the national keeper holds.
72 minutes: Almost the connection goal for Hoffenheim! Hübner comes to the end after a cross from the right side and fires the ball past Neuer into the net. The goal does not count, however, because the Hoffenheim captain was on hand when the ball was accepted. Lucky for you, Bavaria!
71 minutes: Double change at Hoffenheim: Ribeiro and Baumgartner come for Bruun Larsen and Grillitsch.
70th minute: Bayern are the game-determining team in the second half, but the high speed from the first section is largely out.
65th minute: Pavard is fouled by Grillitsch in midfield. The culprit hurt himself on the knee and needs treatment.
62nd minute: Incidentally, the Allianz Arena is not sold out today: 71,500 spectators came to Fröttmaning on this cold Wednesday evening, so 3,500 seats are still free.
61 minutes: First change at Hoffenheim: Munas Dabbur comes for Ihlas Bebou.
56th minute: Bebou finishes in the penalty area, but his attempt is blocked by Alaba and Davies.
55th minute: Nordtveit has to be treated with Pavard after a duel, but the defensive player can continue.
51st minute: The next opportunity! Lewandowski and Coutinho combine well through the midfield – in the end, the Brazilian uses the free-standing miller. The attacker comes to the end completely free, but lifts the ball just over the crossbar.
51st minute: Next chance for Bayern! Kimmich turns a corner from the right into the five, where Lewandowski screws up. The Brazilian header is parried strongly by Pentke.
49th minute: First possibility in the second half: Gnabry is sent with a long ball and comes to the end, but warps significantly. A goal would not have counted anyway – the international was offside.
46th minute: Let’s go! Both teams came out of the cabin unchanged.
Half-time conclusion: Bayern go into the half with a well-deserved 3-1 lead. The Hansi Flick team started from the start at a tremendous pace and was not impressed by Jérôme Boateng’s early own goal. Hoffenheim barely made it into the Munich penalty area in the first half and would like to thank goalkeeper Philipp Pentke for not making the gap even greater at the break.
45th minute: break! Sascha Stegemann sends both teams to the cabin on time.
44th minute: Pavard starts in the penalty area and falls in the running duel with Bruun Larsen. Referee Stegemann saw no foul – kick off Hoffenheim.
42 minutes: Coutinho tries a shot from the second row, no problem for Pentke.
40th minute: Next yellow card. This time for Corentin Tolisso, who fouled Bruun Larsen in midfield.
36 minutes: Toooooooooooooor for Bayern! Again Alaba has too much time to flank in the center. In the penalty area, Müller climbs up and rushes with Hoffenheim goalkeeper Pentke and Hübner. The ball then flies in a high arc through the penalty area – Lewandowski is the first to react and nods off easily.
31 minutes: Boateng prevents a Hoffenheim counterattack with a strong tack. Tolisso wants to secure the ball rolling away and is straddled by Havard Nordtveit with his leg straight from the front. The Hoffenheim defensive man sees yellow for this.
25th minute: Next deal, Gnabry again. This time the international appears on the right in the penalty area, but his shot misses clearly at the bottom left.
24 minutes: Bayern continue to go full throttle: Coutinho sends Gnabry into the box, the winger hooks Hübner and pulls on the far corner – Pentke directs the ball around the post with his fingertips.
20.Minute: Toooooooooooooooooooor for Bayern! David Alaba has far too much space to cross in the left half field. The Austrian twirls the game device in the middle, where Thomas Müller starts again and deflects the ball into the goal. 2: 1 for Bayern!
19.Minute: Strong action from Davies! The left-back scurries through the penalty area, but remains on the fourth opponent.
18th minute: Bayern so far with a very dominant appearance! The Hansi Flick team presses extremely high and puts enormous pressure on the opponent who is leading the ball, Hoffenheim hardly has any air to breathe.
13.Minute: Toooooooooooooooooooooor for Bayern! Coutinho has too much space in the left half-field and places on Davies. The Canadian immediately brings the ball flat into the penalty area, where Hübner and Müller start. In the end, the Hoffenheim captain is the last one and maneuvers the game device past Pentke into his own network – another own goal!
8th minute: Own goal Boateng! How incredibly bitter is that! Ihlas Bebou comes to the conclusion completely free in the penalty area – Boateng wants to clarify, but fakes the ball into his own network.
5th minute: Whistle concert in the Allianz Arena! Serge Gnabry ignites the turbo on the right wing and tries it with a left shot. The ball comes via detours to Thomas Müller, who sets down on the completely free-standing Lewandowski. The Pole pushes the ball over the line, but the assistant referee’s flag is up! Right decision because Müller was offside.
3rd minute: First good end of the game! Philippe Coutinho captured the ball in midfield. Via Kimmich and Lewandowski, the game device lands again at the Brazilian, who hits a hook in front of the penalty area and pulls it off – just below left!
1st minute: let’s go! Thomas Müller toasts – Bayern start with the south curve behind them.
8.42 p.m .: Led by referee Sascha Stegemann, both teams step onto the lawn – and off we go!
8:37 pm: Bayern coach Hansi Flick was absolutely determined at the matchday press conference yesterday: “We want to build on what we did in the first three games of the year. The team has more confidence in their quality again. That is what the team does We have high quality in every position. “
8:31 pm: Warming up is still in full swing a good quarter of an hour before kick-off – and not unimportant today. It’s really shady in the Allianz Arena – the thermometer barely makes it above freezing.
8:27 pm: By the way, Joshua Kimmich and David Alaba are celebrating an anniversary today: While Kimmich is playing his 200th game for the German record champions (150 wins, 29 draws and 20 losses), Alaba is running for the 365th time for the Munich team, catching up with his sports director Hasan Salihamidzic ,
8:14 p.m .: Both clubs have known each other from the Bundesliga for years – but they have not yet had anything to do with each other in the cup. In the league, the record speaks clearly for Bayern: 15 wins, 5 draws and 3 losses.
8.05 p.m .: Incidentally, it is the 19th consecutive cup round for Bayern, so the record cup winner continues to expand his own record. The last twelve times even made it into the quarter-finals. Most recently, FCB failed in the 2006/07 season at Alemannia Aachen in the round of 16.
7:57 pm: While Ivan Perisic will be missing Bayern in the coming weeks, a convalescent can hope for his comeback: Lucas Hernández. The 2018 world champion recently dropped out for almost three and a half months with an internal ligament tear at the ankle and is now back in the Bayern squad for the first time. Also missing are Niklas Süle (cruciate ligament tear), Javi Martínez (muscle bundle tear) and Kingsley Coman (capsule injury). The latter will return to the squad in the top game against RB Leipzig on Sunday.
7.47 p.m .: The Bayern lineup is here: Hansi Flick relies on Serge Gnabry, who will replace Ivan Perisic on the wing. The Croatian broke his ankle in Tuesday’s training after a foul by winter newcomer Álvaro Odriozola. Philippe Coutinho and Corentin Tolisso are allowed to start, Thiago and Leon Goretzka, both recently with very good performances, get a break first. Odriozola must first take a seat on the bench – Flick is initially holding onto the four-chain Pavard – Boateng – Alaba – Davies.
7.45 pm: Hello and welcome to the AZ live ticker from the Allianz Arena – today with the DFB Cup round of 16 between FC Bayern and TSG 1899 Hoffenheim.
FC Bayern challenged against TSG Hoffenheim
In Munich, the mood could hardly be better after the strong start of the second half of the season with three wins and the return to the top of the table. However, Bayern do not expect an easy task in the round of 16 of the DFB Cup with TSG Hoffenheim.
Coach Alfred Schreuder’s form-strong team won 2-1 in the Allianz Arena after a double set by Sargis Adamyan and inflicted the first defeat of the season on Bayern.
Perisic fails with ankle fracture
Bayern coach Hansi Flick has to do without Ivan Perisic against Hoffenheim. The Croatian injured himself in the final training after a duel with Álvaro Odriozola and contracted an ankle fracture. “We thought at the beginning that it was not that bad. But he has a fracture on the outside of his ankle, which has to be screwed on. That means that he is missing for up to four weeks. This is a shock at first because he gives us his Dynamics did well, “said Flick at the press conference on Tuesday.
For Perisic, Serge Gnabry is expected to move into the starting line-up after surviving Achilles tendon problems against his ex-club. Against Kraichgau, Lucas Hernández is back in the squad of the German record champions. Kingsley Coman is planning a return for the top Bundesliga game against Leipzig on Sunday.
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