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Watch: Thomas Müller praises Leroy Sane and Mathys Tel
Watch: Thomas Tuchel sees positives in turnaround
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Watch: Joe Scally bemoans lack of focus
Bayern stay perfect
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Game over
Gladbach keeper Nicolas comes forward for one last home push. Honorat sends the ball over the bar and the referee brings the game to an end. Bayern complete a come from behind win.
Full-time
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Bayern swap
Thomas Tuchel sends Matthijs de Ligt on for the final moments. Harry Kane makes way.
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Substitution
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Nicolas denies Choupo-Moting
Gnabry lifts a pass to the far post where Choupo-Moting is arriving. The striker heads for the corner but Nicolas is there to make one more big save.
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Time added on
We'll have seven minutes of added time at Borussia-Park.
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Corner result
Bayern certainly have been rewarded for their persistence here. Thomas Tuchel's men scored from their 15th corner of the game.
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Bayern's late lead
Simple as you like. Kimmich with the corner, Tel nods in. The Bayern fans in the corner erupt. Is that a late winner for the visitors?
86'
No way through
Honorat and Gladbach sub Jordan look to combine on the counter but the pair run out of fizz and Bayern can mop that one up.
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Borussia subs
Honorat and Elvedi are thrown into the Gladbach mix.
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Substitution
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Substitution
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Tel comes on
A change for Bayern inside the final ten minutes with Goretzka making way for Mathys Tel.
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Substitution
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Incredible Nicolas
Choupo-Moting's pass is deflected into the path of Sane, who fires at goal from point-bank range. Nicolas makes one more massive save and although the linesman's flag was up, that shouldn't take away from the Gladbach keeper's efforts there. Immense.
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Kimmich wide
Bayern's current captain drills a low effort inches wide of the upright.
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Busy Sane
Shots
2
5
Maximilian Wöber Leroy Sané
75'
Gladbach changes
Ullrich and Jantschke are on for Gladbach. Can the hosts see this one out with 15' to play? Bayern look the more likely to score the game's next goal at this point.
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Substitution
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Substitution
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Nicolas denies Gnabry
It's one more superb save from Nicolas, who deflects Gnabry's header wide with his shoulder. Gnabry then has an effort deflected into the side netting soon afterwards.
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Double swap
Thomas Tuchel makes a couple of changes. Thomas Müller and Kingsley Coman are coming off. Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting and Serge Gnabry are on.
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Substitution
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Substitution
Corner count
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Sane tireless
Bayern's No.10 twists and turns inside the Gladbach box before lifting a pass towards the penalty spot. The away side can't take advantage and Gladbach manage to clear.
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Shot clock blowing up
Goal attempts
3off target
3on target
11off target
5on target
62'
In-form Sane
Leroy Sane joins Harry Kane as Bayern's top scorer with three goals apiece.
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Coman booked
Coman's boot lands on Friedrich's foot and that looked painful. Yellow card for Bayern's winger.
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Bayern are level
The away side ping it about a bit in the final third. The ball reaches Kimmich, who dinks a pass in for Sane. The attacker takes it on his chest and swings his leg wildly. The ball connects with Sane's studs and flies past Nicolas. Not the tidiest of finishes but Sane won't care: that's three goals in three games for the Bayern man.
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Substitution
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Müller time
Bayern are in the ascendency now. Müller spins and shoots at goal from inside the box. The ball flashes narrowly wide. The visitors are getting closer.
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Itakura rescues Gladbach
Brilliant feet from Coman to make space for himself and get a shot at the target, which Nicolas parries upwards. Goretzka is there on the follow up to head goalwards. Itakura nods off the line.
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xGoals
xGoals
1
0.34
0.63
1
Goals
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Nicolas excelling
Coman eyes the far post and sends a rising cross in for Kane. Nicolas is there again to push that out for a corner. Goretzka subsequently heads Kimmich's set piece well wide.
49'
Ullreich focus
Wöber gets up the left and whips a cross into the centre. Ullreich comes off his line and gathers.
48'
Bayern lacking flow
Laimer and Goretzka have given away a couple of free kicks at the start of this second half. The reigning Bundesliga champions have yet to really hit their stride in this game.
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Away we go again ...
The second half is underway. Bayern are showing one change at the break with Noussair Mazraoui
being replaced by Konrad Laimer.
Kick-off!
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Substitution
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Half time
Davies rolls a shot along the floor which Nicolas gather with ease. The referee subsequently blows for half time. Gladbach are in familiar territory as Bayern's bogey team, the hosts leading through Ko Itakura's goal.
Half-time
Itakura man of the moment
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Tuchel's unwanted first
Itakura's opener earlier means that Thomas Tuchel has seen his Bayern side concede for the first time in the first half on his watch.
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Bayern hit the bar
Kimmich battles back possession and knocks it to Müller, who in turn spots Sane making a move on the right. Sane - from inside the area - accelerates forward and leathers a shot at goal. The ball rattles against the bar. Nicolas is celebrating: the goalkeeper got a touch to that.
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The running men
Distance run (km)
4.9
4.8
Julian Weigl Joshua Kimmich
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No-nonsense Nicolas
Moritz Nicolas watches Kimmich's flighted centre all the way before launching himself, Superman style, and fisting the ball away with Thomas Müller shaping to head in. The home crowd roar their approval.
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Pulsating Foals
The home side go close to a second! Plea with another pinpoint set piece, this time a free kick. His low pass reaches Weigl, who smacks the ball towards the near post first time. Ullreich gets down and manages to push the effort away.
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Gladbach lead!
Borussia-Park explodes! Gladbach have been coming more and more into this game and they have the lead. Plea's corner from the right is headed towards the far stick by Maximilian Wöber. Itakura is there to send a looping header back across Ullreich and in. Scenes!
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Chances increasing
Goal attempts
2off target
0on target
1off target
2on target
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So close Gladbach!
Mazraoui handles on the right and the hosts are awarded a free kick. Plea sends an inviting one into the mixer. Friedrich rises and loops a header onto the top of the crossbar! The home fans were on their feet there.
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Nicolas stop
Moritz Nicolas deals with a Sane effort handily enough. Still no goals at Borussia-Park but you get the feeling we're getting closer to the opener.
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Mazraoui booked
Kane is dispossessed and the ball makes its way back to Weigl, who is upended my Mazraoui. The 25-year-old isn't happy and let's the referee know. A yellow card swiftly follows for Mazraoui.
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Sane opening
Lovely work from Müller who finds the onrushing Sane with a simple pass. Sane then tries to dink a crisp finish in at the far post from an angle but his effort bounces past the upright.
Interesting opening
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Kane to Müller
Kane and Müller combine for the first time in this game and although things don't quite work out, expect to see more of those two scheming together in this game.
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Bayern in possession
Possession (%)
3961
10'
Wöber effort
Full back Maximilian Wöber powers down the left and suddenly eyes glory. His thwack towards the far post never really troubles Ullreich, however, the ball fizzing well wide.
7'
Reitz loose
Reitz's back pass towards Friedrich is poor and the ball runs out for a corner kick, which comes to nothing, although it does allow Bayern to get back on the front foot.
5'
Foals bite back
Gladbach have been full of energy thus far and a decent counter thrust involving Plea and Reitz just breaks down at a critical moment. Unlucky.
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Bayern to the fore
Tuchel's men win a couple of corners early doors. Kimmich takes both, the second of which finds Goretzka, whose downard header is collected by Moritz Nicolas.
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Game on!
Bayern get the encounter underway beneath bright, sunny skies ...
Kick-off!
Teams out!
Both sides walk out into a breathtaking Borussia-Park! Superb atmosphere for this Matchday 3 encounter. Settle in. We're moments from kick-off.
Goals galore!
What a Matchday it's been thus far in the Bundesliga. We've had 27 ... TWENTY SEVEN goals over the weekend. Surely this encounter won't fail to add to that whopping tally.
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Kane watch
Borussia-Park bouncing
It almost goes without saying that Gladbach's home is packed to the rafters, it always is! There's something in the air around these parts today, however. With Bayern in town, we're pretty much guaranteed drama between these sides.
Peretz, Jordan firsts
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Lest we forget ...
Bayern are winless in their last five competitive encounters with Gladbach. Can the record champions break the Foals' spell over them or will today's hosts continue that fine run? We're soon to find out.
Bayern team news
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Gladbach team news
The hosts are showing a couple of changes from the side that started last weekend's loss against Bayer Leverkusen. Goalkeeper and captain Jonas Omlin has a shoulder injury and is replaced by Moritz Nicolas, making his Bundesliga debut for the Foals. Rocco Reitz, meanwhile, is in for Franck Honorat to make only his second top-flight start for the locals.
Gladbach starting XI
Nicolas - Friedrich, Itakura, Wöber - Reitz, Weigl (c), Neuhaus, Scally - Ngoumou, Cvancara, Plea
Gladbach subs
Sippel, Ullrich, Jantschke, Elvedi, Sanches, Hack, Honorat, Jordan, Ranos
Bayern starting XI
Ulreich – Mazraoui, Upamecano, Kim, Davies – Kimmich, Goretzka – Coman, Müller, Sane – Kane
Bayern subs
Peretz, de Ligt, Gnabry, Choupo-Moting, Sarr, Laimer, Tel, Krätzig, Pavlovic
Seoane wary of Bayern attack
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Tuchel: "Bayern favourites"
Thomas Tuchel jokingly commented, "We don't believe in runs when they go against us," when asked about his side's inability to get the better of Gladbach in recent times. Striking a more serious tone, the Bayern tactician added, "We go to Gladbach as favourites and want to win. We want to build on our game against Bremen and the second half against Augsburg."
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Davies provides
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Super stats
Bayern have had more shots on goal (44) and boast the highest xGoals value (5.5) of all teams in the Bundesliga this season while the record champions have also conceded the fewest shots (17) after two Matchdays.
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Last time out
Wily Tuchel
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Probable line-ups
Who's in, who's out, who's a doubt? Find out the likely line-ups for this Matchday 3 encounter right here!!
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Goal-king Kane
Gladbach's big-game record
Despite their slow start to the season, however, Borussia fans will take heart from the fact they have taken 35 points from Bayern (10 wins, five draws, nine defeats) since the 2011/12 campaign, more than any other team has managed.
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Rhineland Derby blues
Contrasting fortunes
Bayern are one of five teams who have won both of their Bundesliga games to date in 2023/24 while Gladbach are looking for a spark to get their campaign going, the Foals having picked up just one point so far.
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