Bayern Munich’s pride was hurt. Last season they lost their hegemony in the Bundesliga and now, with Kompany in charge, they aim to reclaim the throne.
So far the start has been unparalleled, counting every game played as a victory. A good path that continued at the beginning of the rivalry against Kiel, where Musiala and Kane did not have any kind of sympathy since the referee signaled the start of the match.
Musiala opened the scoring thirteen seconds in, taking advantage of weakness at the back of the home team to go one-on-one with Weiner and finish low and cross before the goal exit. The early goal, far from causing Bayern to relax, led to the opposite, increasing Kiel’s nerves and also the hunger of the Bavarians.
With Bremser trying to get the ball out of the box, the pressure from the Munich team took its toll, leading to a rout and Harry Kane unforgiving after Gnabry’s pass. The Englishman heads the short post with a dry shot (7′).
Before the quarter of an hour, in the twelfth minute, Musiala took advantage of a new error at the back to make a genius play with the ball stitched to his foot along the baseline, returning the ball and leading to Remberg’s own goal.
Source: La Verdad
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