Beaten by Werder Bremen (0-1), Sunday, Bayern Munich has not yet found the “desire and euphoria” demanded by its coach Thomas Tuchel which would offer it a little more margin. At least he had the good idea not to trip over himself a second time in a row.
Opposed to Union Berlin, this Wednesday in a late match of the 13th day, the Bavarians relied on a goal from Raphaël Guerreiro at the start of the second period (46th) to come back to four lengths behind the leader, Bayer Leverkusen. The former Lorient player was on the lookout for an attempt from Harry Kane that was repelled by the amount of Frederik Rönnow, impeccable until then.
The Union goalkeeper intervened twice in front of Matthijs De Ligt and Dayot Upamecano in the 6th minute, he deflected a shot from Kinglsey Coman in the process (10th) and he repelled an attempt from Leon Goretzka just before the break (45th+4). Bayern finished the match with twenty shots on the clock (nine on target). Caught by VAR, Harry Kane was deprived of his 23rd goal of the season in the Bundesliga for an offside position by Leroy Sané (54th).
