SC Freiburg
Bayern Munich
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1.82
Expected Goals (xG)
2.80
Passing by
189 (74%)
Accurate passes
563 (89%)
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1
G
Manuel Neuer (C)
6.3
d
Tom Bishop
81′
90+2′
d
Jonathan Tah
25′ Stumbled
3
d
Min-jae Kim
6.6
44
d
Josip Stanišić
6.7
8
M
Leon Goretzka
6.5
6
M
Joshua Kimmich
7.2
14
M
Luis Diaz
6.3
22
M
Rafael Guerreiro
6.3
M
Lennart Karl
90+9′
90+10′ Unsportsmanlike conduct
81′
7
F
Serge Gnabry
6.6
Bundesliga classification – Bundesliga
Qualification/Relegation
- Champions League
- UEFA Europa League
- Conference League Standings
- Relegation Playoffs
- descent
Bayern München staged a remarkable late comeback, overturning a two-goal deficit to defeat SC Freiburg 3-2 with three late goals. Tom Bischof scored twice before Lennart Karl sealed a dramatic victory in stoppage time.
The first Bayern München arrived at the Europa-Park-Stadion in good form. They were aiming to extend their lead in the Bundesliga. Eighth-placed SC Freiburg looked for an upset against the champions.
The first half offered little scoring action. Both teams battled for control of the midfield. Bayern kept possession but created few clear-cut chances. Freiburg’s defense remained disciplined, keeping the score at 0-0.
Advance bookings added to the tension. Jonathan Tah was booked for Bayern in the 25th minute. Freiburg’s Matthias Ginter followed with a booking four minutes later. The half ended without a goal.
Freiburg started the second half with immediate intent. Right after the restart, in the 46th minute, Johan Manzambi broke the scoreboard. Maximilian Eggestein provided the assist and gave the home side the lead.
The home side then doubled their lead and stunned the champions. Lucas Höler scored at home in the 71st minute to make it 2-0. The Europa-Park-Stadion erupted, sensing a great upheaval.
However, Bayern responded quickly. They brought in fresh legs and increased the attacking pressure. His efforts paid off in the 81st minute.
Tom Bischof got a goal for the visitors. Lennart Karl made the crucial assist. Bayern’s comeback bid was already underway.
The match entered a frantic period of added time. Bayern got a sensational draw in the 90+2 minute. Bischof completed his brace after Michael Olise made a precise pass.
The drama continued into a lengthy injury layoff. Lennart Karl became the hero, guiding home the winning goal in the 90+9th minute. Alphonso Davies provided the assist, sealing an unforgettable 3-2 win.
Bayern’s stats underlined their relentless pursuit. They recorded an expected goals (xG) of 2.8 compared to Freiburg’s 1.82. Bayern unleashed 21 shots in total with nine on target, dominating possession with 70%.
This remarkable victory further consolidates Bayern München’s position at the top of the Bundesliga. It significantly increases your title load. For SC Freiburg, it was a heartbreaking finish, squandering a major advantage.
