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To make matters worse for Schalke, Suat Serdar also had to be replaced at this point due to injury. Bayern coach Hansi Flick tried to calm his team a bit, because he didn’t take his foot off the gas and kept the Royal Blue defense in dire straits. The fact that it was only 3-0 at halftime was the best news for the guests.
Bayern does not stop there
But it didn’t necessarily get any more enjoyable after switching sides. Bayern played a counterattack wonderfully over several seasons, then had a bit of luck that Stambouli was unable to clear up the scene with one tackle and outscored Gnabry almost immediately after the restart for the next goal.
After a somewhat calmer phase, it was again Gnabry, who scored his third goal after being presented by the agile Sané through the legs of the ferryman, who did not have a chance for the fifth time. Schalke’s new number one avoided an even worse debacle against Corentin Tolisso and Sané with two strong saves. With Müller’s 6-0, the goalkeeper did not seem so happy. Müller’s shot behind Lewandowski’s “Rabona” cross slipped through his grasp, but he was helpless as Sané’s counterattack made it 7-0.
Bayern’s youngest goal scorer Musiala
By the way, after the first action of the game, there were no more chances for S04, but Musiala scored his first Bundesliga goal (82), with which he became the youngest Bundesliga shooter in club history. . “It felt really, really good to finally play soccer with the boys“Sané said on broadcast provider DAZN after the game. Schalke’s Bastian Oczipka said: “Serve us first”, gave the game another non-writable attribute and was already looking towards next week, where he expected an opponent who was more on equal footing.
Schalke will have Werder Bremen as their guest next Saturday (September 26, 2020), the Flick-Elf will travel to Sinsheim on Sunday.
