Against Bayer Leverkusen's 4-2 win, Bayern Munich touch the Cup

Despite being the team with the strongest attack in the Bundesliga, coach Hansi Flick still affirmed that he is still "thirsty for goals". Facing Bayer Leverkusen, Bayern Munich not only wants to win 3 points but also have to win big.

However, a surprise happened right after the ball had just rolled for 9 minutes. Lucas Alario made a smart escape down the left wing before finishing dangerously to defeat Neuer.

Bayer Leverkusen opened the scoring very early and took the initiative in their playing style. However, Bayern were unlucky, the goal they conceded seemed to be just a "accident" for Lewandowski and his teammates. The "Gray Tigers" speed up the game, continuously threatening the opponent's goal.

Goretzka could not score in the 16th minute but he was the one who sent the pass that destroyed the opponent's defense, helping Kingsley Coman face off and score only about 10 minutes later.

With superior class and squad quality, Bayern "turned the tables" too easily. If it weren't for Kimmich and Lewandowski missing many opportunities, the visitors wouldn't have had to wait until the last 5 minutes of the first half to enjoy the joy.

From the 42nd to the 45+1st minute, Leon Goretzka and Gnabry scored 2 consecutive goals for Bayern to lead 3-1. All of them came from the midfield, exploiting a large gap behind Bayer Leverkusen's defense.

The second half took place with little difference. The home team Bayer Leverkusen played well when they held the ball up to the "Gray Tigers" and had 6 shots on target. Unfortunately, they only scored 1 more goal in the 89th minute thanks to Florian Wirtz. While before that, in the 66th minute, Lewandowski also scored the 4th goal for Bayern.

In the end, coach Hansi Flick and his team won a big 4-2 victory and are getting closer to the Bundesliga championship for the 8th consecutive time.