German Bundesliga

FT Saturday, November 6, 2021
SC Freiburg WDWWW 1
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Bayern Munich WWLWW 2
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SCF011
MUN112
Allianz Arena · 75,000 att. · ESPN+

Match Report

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Lewandowski on target as Bayern end Freiburg's unbeaten league start

Robert Lewandowski scored his 60th goal this calendar year as champions Bayern Munich claimed a 2-1 home win over Freiburg in the Bundesliga.

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Team Stats

13
Fouls
5
0
Yellow Cards
0
0
Red Cards
0
0
Offsides
3
4
Corner Kicks
6
9
Saves
2
36.7
Possession
63.3
13
SHOTS
29
3
ON GOAL
11
0.2
On Target %
0.4
0
Penalty Goals
0
0
Penalty Kicks Taken
0
251
Accurate Passes
559
357
Passes
641
0.7
Pass Completion %
0.9
5
Accurate Crosses
8
21
Crosses
19
0.2
Cross %
0.4
57
Long Balls
65
24
Accurate Long Balls
42
0.4
Long Balls %
0.6
2
Blocked Shots
9
11
Effective Tackles
1
23
Tackles
10
0.5
Tackle %
0.1
9
Interceptions
9
22
Effective Clearances
21
22
Clearances
21

Head to Head

MUN leads series 3-0-2

Lineups

MUN · 4-2-3-1

  1. 1Manuel NeuerG
  2. 21Lucas HernándezCD-L
  3. 2Dayot UpamecanoCD-R
  4. 19Alphonso DaviesLB
  5. 4Niklas SüleRB
  6. 25Thomas MüllerAM
  7. 8Leon GoretzkaLM
  8. 6Joshua KimmichRM
  9. 9Robert LewandowskiF
  10. 10Leroy SanéAM-L
  11. 11Kingsley ComanAM-R

Substitutes

  1. 13Eric Maxim Choupo-MotingSUB
  2. 36Christian FrüchtlSUB
  3. 5Benjamin PavardSUB
  4. 24Corentin TolissoSUB
  5. 7Serge GnabrySUB
  6. 42Jamal MusialaSUB
  7. 44Josip StanisicSUB
  8. 23Tanguy NianzouSUB
  9. 3Omar RichardsSUB

SCF · 3-4-3

  1. 26Mark FlekkenG
  2. 3Philipp LienhartCD
  3. 4Nico SchlotterbeckCD-L
  4. 5Manuel GuldeCD-R
  5. 27Nicolas HöflerCM-L
  6. 8Maximilian EggesteinCM-R
  7. 30Christian GünterLM
  8. 17Lukas KüblerRM
  9. 29Jeong Woo-YeongF
  10. 32Vincenzo GrifoCF-L
  11. 9Lucas HölerCF-R

Substitutes

  1. 14Yannik KeitelSUB
  2. 31Keven SchlotterbeckSUB
  3. 25Kiliann SildilliaSUB
  4. 19Janik HabererSUB
  5. 11Ermedin DemirovicSUB
  6. 1Benjamin UphoffSUB
  7. 23Dominique HeintzSUB
  8. 45Nishan BurkartSUB
  9. 20Kevin SchadeSUB

Timeline

  1. 30' Goal! FC Bayern München 1, Sport-Club Freiburg 0. Leon Goretzka (FC Bayern München) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Thomas Müller.
  2. 59' Substitution, Sport-Club Freiburg. Kevin Schade replaces Jeong Woo-Yeong.
  3. 66' Substitution, FC Bayern München. Serge Gnabry replaces Kingsley Coman.
  4. 71' Substitution, FC Bayern München. Corentin Tolisso replaces Leon Goretzka.
  5. 71' Substitution, FC Bayern München. Jamal Musiala replaces Thomas Müller.
  6. 73' Substitution, Sport-Club Freiburg. Janik Haberer replaces Maximilian Eggestein.
  7. 75' Goal! FC Bayern München 2, Sport-Club Freiburg 0. Robert Lewandowski (FC Bayern München) right footed shot from very close range to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Leroy Sané.
  8. 80' Substitution, Sport-Club Freiburg. Ermedin Demirovic replaces Manuel Gulde.
  9. 80' Substitution, Sport-Club Freiburg. Kiliann Sildillia replaces Lukas Kübler.
  10. 84' Substitution, FC Bayern München. Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting replaces Leroy Sané.
  11. 84' Substitution, FC Bayern München. Tanguy Nianzou replaces Lucas Hernández.
  12. 90'+3' Goal! FC Bayern München 2, Sport-Club Freiburg 1. Janik Haberer (Sport-Club Freiburg) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner.

Bundesliga News

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