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Defending champion Bayern Munich continued his winning streak at German League. entertain Bochum, Bayern won a landslide victory with a party of seven goals with a 7-0 win.
The Bayern vs Bochum duel took place at the Allianz Arena, Saturday (18/9/2021) night WIB. Bayern scored four goals in the first half from Leroy Sane, Joshua Kimmich, Serge Gnabry and an own goal by Vasilis Lampropoulos.
Three additional goals were created by Bayern after the break from Robert Lewandowski, Kimmich and substitute Eric Choupo-Moting.
Thus, Bayern Munich have not lost
in his first five matches in the 2021/2022 Bundesliga after picking up four wins. Die Roten still remain at the top of the standings after collecting 13 points, two points ahead of nearest rivals Wolfsburg who still have four games to play.
Meanwhile, Bochum dropped to 17th with three points from five matches.
Bayern’s goal feast began in the 17th minute. At the start of the set-play, Leroy Sane fired a free shot from distance. The ball slid swiftly before nesting in the bottom corner of the goal without being able to stop goalkeeper Manuel Reimann.
Only 10 minutes later, Bayern increased the score to 2-0. Thomas Mueller’s cooperation with Sane ended with a low pass into the middle of the penalty box. Kimmich received the ball, then turned around before finishing with a right-footed shot that hit the opposing player first.
Bayern Munich it only took five minutes to create his third goal. This time Gnabry carved his name on the scoreboard. Mueller fired a long pass from near the halfway line to Gnabry down the right flank. Gnabry then ran towards the Bochum goal and finished with a low shot at the far post. Bayern lead 3-0.
Ahead of the break, Bayern broke into Bochum’s goal for the fourth time. Bochum centre-back Vasilis Lampropoulos scored an own goal after trying to clear the ball out of reach of Robert Lewandowski. Riemann rushed out of the nest so that Lamproulos’ pass went straight into the empty net.
Winning four goals did not make Bayern satisfied. After the break, Bayern scored their fifth goal from Lewandowski’s feet in the 61st minute. Gnabry’s collaboration with Sane ended with a pull pass that broke through the Bochum defense. Lewandowski easily made a flick from close range to make the score 5-0.
Four minutes later, Bayern left Bochum with a 6-0 advantage. Kimmich’s operant to Gnabry on the right was continued with a gastric pass headed by Leon Goretzka in the middle of the penalty box. The ball found Kimmich out of control so it easily ripped off Reimann with a plan shot towards the Bochum goal post.
Eric Choupo-Moting completed Bayern’s absolute victory to 7-0 in the 79th minute. From a pass down the left, Goretzka’s pass for Moting was followed by a shot that was parried. Mueller hit the rebound but was again parried. Moting needed two kicks before being able to penetrate Riemann’s guard.
Lineup
BAYERN MUNICH: Neuer, Suele, Hernandez, Davies (Richards 46 ‘), Stanisic (Sarr 62’), Goretzka, Gnabry, Kimmich, Mueller, Lewandowski (Choupo-Moting 79 ‘), Sane (Sabitzer 62’)
BOCHUM: Riemann, Lampropoulos, Danilo Soares, Stafylidis (Bockhorn 57 ‘), Bella-Kotchap, Tesche, Losilla, Rexhbecaj (Loewen 57’), Polter (Ganvoula 57 ‘), Holtmann, Pantovic
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