Bayern Munich fell hard this Saturday at the Eintracht Frankfurt stadium, where they were beaten 5-1, suffering their first defeat in the German Football League and wasting the possibility of joining Bayer Leverkusen at the top.
Champion for 11 years, Bayern Munich conceded in the matchday 14 match more than half of the goals scored in the previous 12 matches (nine), as they have one match behind them, victim of a succession of errors and surreal team efficiency. Hosts.
Eintracht Frankfurt reached 3-0 with unusual ease, with goals from the Egyptian Omar Marmoush, in the 12th minute, the Frenchman Junior Dina Ebimbe, in the 31st, and the Swede Hugo Larsson, in the 36th, before Joshua Kimmich reduced the score, at 44, and revives the Bavarians’ hope at half-time.
Bayern’s expectations of avoiding defeat were shattered in a very short time in the second half, after the Bis by Junior Dina Ebimbe, in the 50th minute, and the goal by Ansgar Knauff, which, in the 60th minute, settled the result.
Portuguese international defender Raphaël Guerreiro joined the Bayer Munich defense after the break, but sank along with the rest of the team, unlike his compatriot Buta, responsible for energizing Frankfurt’s right wing, substituted in the 89th minute, with right to clapping and singing. .
Bayern remained in second place, three points behind Bayer Leverkusen, which plays on Sunday against third-placed Stuttgart, two points behind the chronic German champion, who will always have bad news in this match, despite being with a less contested match at the end. of the round.
Unión Berlin, Sporting Braga’s rival in the Champions League, broke a streak of 16 games without winning (in all competitions) and left Mainz in last place in the Bundesliga, even leaving the relegation zone, thanks to the 3-1 victory at home. home of Borussia Mönchengladbach.
With the Portuguese Diogo Leite fully in defense, the local team reached 3-0 with goals from Kevin Volland, in the 24th minute, from a penalty, Benedict Hollerbach, in the 50th, and the Danish Mikkel Kaufmann Sorensen, in the 75th. before he was reduced by Frenchman Alassane Plea, at 77.
A goal from Austrian Michael Gregoritsch, in the 74th minute, allowed Freiburg to achieve an important victory against Wolfsburg, 1-0, and stay with Eintracht Frankfurt, in seventh and eighth place.
In the remaining matches played today, Heidenheim lost 2-1 against Darmstadt, but turned the result around and won 3-2, thanks to a double from Patrick Mainka, while Werder Bremen beat Augsburg 2-0 at home .
Source: TSF
