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To a great surprise, Bayern Munich said goodbye to the German Cup with penalties on Wednesday night at the home of second division Holstein Kiel. The locals made their way through the middle and almost recovered when in the 95th minute, the home team received a penalty.
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| Bayern Munich no longer defend their title (Photo: AFP) |
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Bayern Munich have not been eliminated in the German Cup since the summer of 2018; they then suffered a 3-1 defeat in the final against Frankfurt; this series tried to be interrupted by the second division Holstein Kiel.
Bavarian defenders took the lead in the 14th minute Serge gnabry throwing the ball bouncing off the goalkeeper towards the goal from close range (0-1) – as it turned out on the slowdowns, the attacker of the German team was a big loser, but no video referee has yet been employed in the second round of the German Cup.
Kiel was not afraid of his rival and was threatened several times, in fact, in the 37th minute End Bartels got into a ziccer after a knockout and was not wrong (1–1). The teams could have been tied for a break, but Bayern took the lead almost immediately at the start of the second half: Leroy Sané found a free kick from about 20 meters (1-2).
In the aftermath, Robert Lewandowski was also installed as a substitute, and although the Munichers had developed various situations, they could no longer score a goal – Furthermore, in the 95th minute the drama arrived: Kiel succeeded in his last attempt, Hauke’s choice because he scored a goal (2–2), saving the crash for an extension.
In the 12th and 15th minute, the Bavarians tried harder, putting pressure on their opponent, but could not pay, so a penalty shootout could ensue.
In the first round, both teams sold all five penalties and then Bayern Munich Marco Roca stayed there in the sixth round but made a mistake scoring the first home goal of the match on the other side End Bartels He kept calm and, to his great surprise, advanced his team to the German Cup.
GERMAN CUP
ROUND 2
Holstein Kiel (II.) – Bayern Munich 2-2 (F. Bartels 37., H. Wahl 90 + 5., Ill. Gnabry 14., L. Sané 48.) – 11 to 6–5
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