Bayern brought down the Berlin wall and returned to the lead with whistles at the Allianz

Forced victory that returns the lead to Bayern Munich though without much brilliance against the bottom team hertha berlinthat the Bavarian siege lasted more than an hour at Allianz Arena but he will not get any prize in the form of points. the purposes of gnabry and eatindividual help from kimchiserved to bring down the Berlin wall and break an unprecedented streak of four consecutive matches without a win in Thomas Tuchel.

The Munich stadium witnessed a great appearance this Sunday afternoon to see how Bayern tried to regain the throne of the leader of bundesliga after piercing Dortmund in bochum. Tuchel put all his men into battle, incl mane at the point of attack in the absence of Choupo-Moting, and Pavard as centrally assisted by mazraoui on the right side.

The meeting started very strong. Both teams stretched their first run to try to deal an unexpected blow to the opponent. From here, Bayern monopolized the attack, with a Hertha retreating back with two lines of five waiting to catch a counterattack for the Belgian to run. Lukebakio.

The Bavarians sought to open the wings with Coman and Gnabry, who, although they managed to outrun their defenders, could not find a clear finisher in the area. One of Bayern’s big problems this season, finding a guaranteed offensive reference. Added to this were some great interventions by the Hertha goalkeeper, Oliver Christensenespecially a key hand that released Gnabry in the 40′.

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The whistles were blown in the stands against the Bavarians and a Oliver Kahn with a concerned look, something unusual in a home match against the lowest team. Tuchel wanted to break up the game a little more in the second half and put i got better in the field of Goretzkawho saw yellow, to have more imbalance.

Bayern couldn’t break Hertha’s defensive wall, who needed to take advantage of the result given their bottom-of-the-table situation. museum and Mané also left their place for gravenberch and Muller to breathe fresh air into an otherwise dense three-quarter zone attack.

Kimmich and Gnabry broke the wall

When ghosts started appearing at the Allianz, it was none other than Kimmich who lit his magic wand. The Bavarian captain grabbed the rebound, looked up and put a good ball past Gnabry, who broke behind the centre-backs to head into the back of the net on 69′.

Relief for Bayern, who struggled to find clear shooting situations despite the will of players like Coman. The same French winger managed to seal the match in the 79′ by pinpointing another delivery from Kimmich at the near post, again timing his teammate’s clearance. With the points in their favour, Sané and Gravenberch had a chance to extend the lead, with no luck in the end.

In the end, those Munich they deservedly took the three points from the Allianz and once again led the Bundesliga (62) with a points advantage over Borussia Dortmund (61). Today is a visit to Bremenwhile the negriamarillos receive the Wolfsburg on day 31. For his part, the Hertha He added his fourth consecutive defeat and moved away from the safety positions, which are now at six points.

BAYERN MUNICH

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Hertha Berlin

2.- Bayern Munich: Summer; Mazraoui, Pavard, De Ligt, Cancelo; Kimmich, Goretzka (Sané, min. 46); Gnabry, Musiala (Gravenberch, min. 61), Eat; and Mané (Müller, min. 61).

0.- hertha berlin: Christensen; Kenny, Uremovic, Rogel, Plattenhardt; Lukebakio (Scherhandt, min. 83), Tousart, Boëtius (Stange, min. 83), Mittelstadt (Maza, min. 65); Ngankam (Ejuke, min. 55) and Nierderchner (Kanga, min. 55).

the objectives: 1-0, min. 69: Gnabry; 2-0 min. 29: Eat.

Referee: Patrick Ittrich. He showed Goretzka (min. 25) and Cancelo (min. 68) yellow cards for Bayern Munich.

happenings: match corresponding to the thirtieth day of the Bundesliga played at the Allianz Arena in front of around 70,000 spectators.

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