89- O my words. Njangkam equalized minutes after entering the stadium. Davis is nowhere near the title.
85- Tour FC Bayern Munich! Alaba’s free kick was hit by Muller and Lewandowski to overcome his hat trick and give Bayern a 3-2 lead!
83- Mueller plays a fast ball in space, and as his foot advances before ending up out of bounds, Gnabry tears a shot into the sideline. Nice ball from Mueller, but Gnabry’s ability to even shoot the ball at that speed. Unbelievable things. Need to find a goal here.
80- Goretzka strikes a free kick, but Alaba’s free kick veers into a corner. In the corner, Tolisso finds himself alone but sends her over goal.
76- Schwolow saves a free kick from Lewandowski again. Bayern Corner. Nothing comes from it.
71- Herta draws through being. wow. 2-2. Just a superb possession at the top of the penalty area left Bayern being alone with Neuer to score the goal. Boateng, Goretzka, Alaba and Pavard all look bad at that.
70- Pavard misses a pass, and Herta enters instantly; However, Boateng’s falling header eliminates the ball.
65- Triple change for Bayern Munich. Tolisso, Musiala, and Pavard come to Hernandez, Kimmich, and Richards.
63- Davis got a direct free kick outside the penalty area in favor of Bayern Munich, but nothing came of it.
60- Herta pulls the lead through Cordoba with a header from a free kick after Goretzka’s fall. 2-1, Bayern is still ahead.
53- Hertha comes back straight down at the other end, but Neuer sends a shot as it is far away.
51- Tor FC Bayern! Lewandowski makes it 2-0! Richards found Lewandowski in the penalty area with another cross, and the great Polish striker put her in the corner to lead 2-0.
47- Goretzka almost finds Richards in the box with a cross, but Darida sweeps it for a corner. Nothing comes from the corner.
45- The second half begins!
Half-time notes and analysis
- That was quite the first half. The two teams played an up and down game, with opportunities for both teams. Even with the two goals called for offside, it was a very tidy match for spectators.
- Córdoba, being and LukeBacio caused some problems for the Bayern Munich defense line in terms of speed and fitness. Cordoba, for his efforts, made five yellow card faults, but his ability to catch long balls in space caused Boateng and Alaba problems. However, Bayern are doing well, with Neuer only being called once, and the goal being called off for offside.
- A strong first game for Richards at right-back. He sometimes struggled with physical strength, but I think he developed into the match as it went on. He almost had cross passes from offside Muller goal and Lewandowski header which Chollo saved nicely.
- Kimmich is truly a world class midfielder. The man has a great vision and tenacity that is very reminiscent of Der Fussballgot.
Half time- Bayern lead Hertha 1-0 in the first half.
40- finally! Lewandowski puts Bayern 1-0 ahead. First, however, Lewandowski header headed into the far corner, but Schwolow made an impressive save to keep the ball out of the net. The ball heads away, and my guns follow. He put the ball back in the penalty area, and Lewandowski was able to direct it into the net for the lead.
37- No! Bayern’s goal was called back for offside. Mueller’s left foot appears to have been creeping inches off.
36- Tor! Bayern Munich! Richards sent a cross into the penalty area, and Muller headed it into the net to lead 1-0.
25- Kimmich plays the ball for Gnabry’s streak, but the first touch lets him down. Instead of taking him inside to get a better angle on his shot, Gnabry drifted away and sent his shot into the side netting.
21- Kimmich to Muller in the box feeds Gnabry to get a shot, but it’s a weak one, easy for Schwolow to save.
16- Herta strikes the ball into the net on a counter from Cordoba, but it whistles back to clear offside. Hertha has done a good job beating Bayern at the counters so far, but they weren’t able to test Neuer yet.
9- Lewandowski got a shot, but Dedryck Boyata blocked it. The corner kick was knocked away, but Bayern came right back and Lewandowski got another shot! Choualou responded nicely, and immediately took the counter to Lokbakio. However, the break came to nothing as Lukpaccio hit a long ball from outside the penalty area.
5- It’s been five minutes since that game, and it was really a tough game. Both teams extend their legs and hit the ball around the field, but neither team has managed a shot so far at this time.
Starting – We’re going to Munich! Bayern Munich squad – can they win?
One hour until kick-off: We have a line up! The big surprise is that Chris Richards takes off his first steps. Is he in the right back?
It’s that time of the year again that Bayern Munich is going through the completely unpleasant gaming experience Hertha Berlin At Allianz Arena. With no spectators allowed onto the stadium due to health regulations in Bavaria, the Bavarians face the prospect of Gesterspiel against a traditionally strong opponent, against the backdrop of an appalling series of matches that have left the team tired and bruised.
Hansi Flick has a number of issues to solve. The first is the attack, which suffers from a lack of options. Robert Lewandowski Ready to begin the attack, but Kingsley Coman and Leroy Sani injured. these leaves Serge Janabry As the only winger remaining in the team, and may necessitate a transfer Thomas Muller To the wing. Although Mueller scored from the winger against Borussia Dortmund At midweek, it was nowhere near effective for a Space interpreter When placed on a large scale.
The second problem is managing the record Joshua Kimmish, Who currently carries the Bayern midfield weight on his back. The 25-year-old has already played every minute of this season so far and is set to play for Germany in upcoming international matches as well. While Kimmich might have two titanium lungs, there should be a point where the player’s stamina reaches the limit. As coach, Hansi should stop him from getting that far – otherwise.
Finally, there is the problem of the opponent himself. Herta was never easy, and their victory Werder Bremen In the first round of the season it appears that she can harm teams that come unprepared. Bayern tend to fight against the tough, defensive teams of Berlin, so Hanse has to find a way to topple the capital club while managing a squad that works with fumes. No one said this job was easy.
It’s Bayern Munich.
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