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Bayern Munich dealt a severe blow to Borussia Dortmund’s ambitions in German league competition, defeating them 3-2 on matchday seven of the tournament.
Bayern led the tournament with 18 points from 6 wins and one loss, while Dortmund suffered their second loss in 7 matches, to stop their score at 15 points in third place.
Although a Robert Lewandowski goal was disallowed by video referee technique in the 24th minute, and Marco Reus scored a goal for the Westphalian Lions in the 45th minute, after a wonderful follow-up to the center by Rafael Guerrero, David Alaba equalized before the end of time with a powerful shot in the fourth minute of injury time in the first half.
An indirect free kick, delivered by Thomas Muller to the Austrian, who fired a missile that did not stop or hit Dortmund.
In the 48th minute, Lewandowski added the second goal after a clear header from a wonderful Lucas Hernández center.
In the 80th minute, Leroy Sane completed Bayern’s goals from Lewandowski himself, effectively ending the match.
But Erling Haaland scored a goal to narrow the gap from a private position to Manuel Neuer from Guerrero’s industry as well, but it wasn’t enough to lose to Dortmund der Classiker at home.
