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FC Bayern Munich

03-07 03:30

4 - 1

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Borussia Monchengladbach

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FC Bayern Munich

Borussia Monchengladbach

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141

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End 4-1

89′

4-1

wael mohya

84′

wael mohya

H.Bolin

81′

Daiber

J. Kimmich

79′

4-0

N.Jackson

Assist: L.Karl

67′

L.Ullrich

J.Castrop

66′

N.Jackson

61′

Maycon Douglas Cardozo

K. Laimer

61′

S. Machino

H.Tabakovic

61′

F.Chiarodia

F. Honorat

61′

J. Stanišić

D.Upamecano

60′

R. Guerreiro

L. Díaz

57′

J.Musiala

55′

R. Reitz

45′

Jonas·Urbig

M. Neuer

Halftime 2-0

46′

2-0

K. Laimer

Assist: L. Díaz

33′

1-0

L. Díaz

Assist: L. Goretzka

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Match Info

FC Bayern Munich demonstrated their title credentials with a dominant 4-1 win over Borussia Mönchengladbach at the Allianz Arena on March 7, 2026. The Bavarians responded to early pressure from their rivals with a clinical attacking display, maintaining their grip on top spot in the Bundesliga table. Gladbach started brightly and even took a shock lead against the run of play, capitalizing on a rare Bayern defensive error. However, the home side responded almost immediately, equalizing through a fierce strike from outside the box. Bayern then took control, scoring two more before halftime to effectively seal the match. The second half saw Bayern manage the game comfortably, adding a fourth goal from close range before Gladbach managed a late consolation. The match was a showcase for Bayern's depth, with several key players rested but their replacements performing admirably. This victory extended Bayern's lead at the summit of the Bundesliga, while Gladbach's hopes of European qualification took a hit. Bayern's manager was pleased with his team's reaction to going behind, and the Gladbach coach acknowledged the gulf in class on the day. Bayern's lineup featured Musiala and Sané in attacking roles, with Harry Kane leading the line.