Bayern Munich on Sunday avenged its November 2019 defeat to Einhtracht Frankfurt by registering a thumping 5-2 victory in Bundesliga. In-form striker Robert Lewandowski scored his 27th goal of the season, stepping closer to Gerd Mueller's league record of 40 goals.
The host’s front line combined well to create chances from the beginning. Lewandowski hit the crossbar from the corner once, before Leon Goretzka scored the first goal of the match for Bayern. Mueller, who assisted Goretzka in the first goal, scored the second. Lewandowski scored his first goal of the match in the 46th minute before Eintracht’s Martin Hinteregger initiated a fightback.
Hinteregger, who is the league’s highest-scoring defender, scored two quick goals in the space of three minutes to bring his team back into the game. Alphonso Davies’ fourth goal and an own goal from Hinteregger earned the Hansi Flick’s men all three points, boosting Bayern’s morale ahead of Der Klassiker on Tuesday (May 26).
The host’s front line combined well to create chances from the beginning. Lewandowski hit the crossbar from the corner once, before Leon Goretzka scored the first goal of the match for Bayern. Mueller, who assisted Goretzka in the first goal, scored the second. Lewandowski scored his first goal of the match in the 46th minute before Eintracht’s Martin Hinteregger initiated a fightback.
Hinteregger, who is the league’s highest-scoring defender, scored two quick goals in the space of three minutes to bring his team back into the game. Alphonso Davies’ fourth goal and an own goal from Hinteregger earned the Hansi Flick’s men all three points, boosting Bayern’s morale ahead of Der Klassiker on Tuesday (May 26).

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