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FULL TIMELast update 2:31 PM ET
a month ago

End of the game

The game has ended at the Allianz Arena, with Bayern securing a commanding 6-1 home victory. They built a comfortable lead thanks to a hat trick by Díaz, while Kane, Olise, and Pavlović also scored; the opposing team managed to score a consolation goal late in the game. With this win, Bayern are currently in first place.

Updates by Gabriel Garcia

Key moments

  1. 2:24 PM ET91'Goal by Andrija Maksimovic · 6-1
  2. 2:18 PM ET85'Full-time
  3. 2:02 PM ET69'Goal by Luis Díaz · 6-0
  4. 1:46 PM ET52'Goal by Harry Kane · 5-0
  5. 1:44 PM ET47'Goal by Luis Díaz · 4-0
  6. 1:20 PM ETHalftime
  7. 1:08 PM ET34'Goal by Michael Olise · 3-0
  8. 1:01 PM ET26'Goal by Aleksandar Pavlovic · 2-0
  9. 12:46 PM ET12'Goal by Luis Díaz · 1-0
  10. 12:32 PM ET1'Kick-off
91'a month ago

Goal!, Goal!, Goal!, goal for Leipzig! They've pulled one back in the dying moments of the game with a nice counterattack; after a well-placed pass into the box, Maksimović fired home a powerful shot to cut the deficit.

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85'a month ago

We're nearing the end of the match, and Bayern's rout continues on the scoreboard. Bayern Munich is on track for the win and will look to avoid any surprises in the final stretch; they're no longer attacking or stepping on the gas, while Leipzig is just defending deep.

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80'a month ago

The clock is ticking, and Bayern maintains a comfortable lead over Leipzig. The home team is just holding on and playing for time, while the visitors will try to stay organized during the final moments of the match.

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75'a month ago

The match is entering its final stages, and Bayern continues to dominate. The home team will look to maintain its lead until the final whistle; this is now just a formality, while Leipzig needs to avoid further mistakes and try to close out the match without conceding any more goals.

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69'a month ago

Goal!, Goal!, Goal!, amazing goal by Bayern, amazing goal by Luís Díaz. The Colombian scores his hat trick—a great play following a short corner kick, culminating in a well-placed shot. Leipzig has no chance; they’re already down by six.

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67'a month ago

Leipzig is trying to regain its rhythm and mount an attack, though the score leaves it with very little room to hope for a turnaround. Bayern remains alert and plays on the counterattack in case an opportunity for another goal arises.

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62'a month ago

We're past the one-hour mark, and Bayern Munich leads 5-0. The home team has the match well under control. Leipzig needs to find ways to compete in the remaining portion of the game, but they can't seem to find any openings.

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57'a month ago

The visiting team faces a very difficult task after conceding five goals. Bayern, for its part, will look to take advantage of any open spaces that may arise and stay focused to prevent any counterattacks from Leipzig.

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52'a month ago

Goal!, Goal!, Goal!, Bayern scores five. Great team play: Díaz passed to Brown, who reached the end line and set it up, and Kane tapped it in. The Englishman was still waiting for his goal, and now he joins the party to score the fifth.

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47'a month ago

Goal!, Goal!, Goal for Bayern. A brace by Luís Díaz extends the lead to 4 goals—a great play by the Colombian, who cut inside and fired a powerful shot after a great pass from Kane.

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45'a month ago

The ball is rolling again at the Allianz Arena! Bayern Munich and RB Leipzig are back on the field for the second half of this match. The Bavarians will look to maintain the dominance they showed in the first half, while Leipzig needs to step up its game to try to get back into the match.

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a month ago

Halftime

The first 45 minutes end with Bayern Munich leading RB Leipzig 3-0. Díaz, Pavlovic, and Olise scored the goals, and the Bavarians head into halftime in a favorable position. Leipzig will have to rethink its strategy during the break if it wants to mount a comeback in the second half, which looks like it will be a tough task.

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45'a month ago

We've reached the 45th minute at the Allianz Arena. The referee has added 2 minutes to the first half, with Bayern Munich leading 3-0 over RB Leipzig. The visitors need to step up their game to keep their hopes alive heading into the second half, but it looks like a tough task.

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40'a month ago

There are five minutes left in regulation time for the first half. Bayern maintains a three-goal lead and will look to head into halftime with a comfortable advantage, while Leipzig will try to find an opportunity to cut into the lead before heading to the locker room.

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34'a month ago

Goal!, Goal!, Goal!, Bayern takes the lead. Great play by Kane—the Englishman held off his defender and passed to Olise, and the Frenchman placed his shot at the base of the far post; the goalkeeper had no chance.

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30'a month ago

With a two-goal lead, Bayern Munich is looking to maintain control and manage the pace of the game. Leipzig needs to respond to get back into the game, but they’re unable to do so against the Reds’ dominance; Olise came close to scoring the third, but goalkeeper Vandevoordt made the save.

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26'a month ago

Goal!, Goal!, Goal for Bayern. Pavlović scores the second goal after a play that started in their own half: Kane sent a long ball forward, Luis Díaz ran onto it and set him up, and Aleksandar Pavlović finished powerfully past the goalkeeper.

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25'a month ago

The Bavarians will try to take advantage of their forwards' mobility to find spaces between Leipzig's defensive lines. Meanwhile, the visitors are gradually creating openings and pushing deeper on their attacks.

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20'a month ago

Leipzig continues to struggle as the home team keeps the play entirely in the visitors' half; as a result, the visitors are having a hard time playing the ball out of their own area, and their dominance isn't helping them now that they're trailing on the scoreboard.

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17'a month ago

The visiting team needs to find open spaces to execute its game plan and prevent Bayern from playing comfortably in their half. Since the goal, they haven't had any open spaces to create attacking opportunities when they regain possession.

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12'a month ago

Goal!, Goal!, Goal for Bayern. The home team strikes first after a nice play starting from their own half; Kimmich sent a great pass to Luis Díaz, who controlled the ball, set himself up, and finished perfectly—the Colombian opens the scoring.

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10'a month ago

The Munich team will look to gain control of the ball and start building their attacks from midfield. With quality players in the offensive zone, the Bavarians have what it takes to create danger; so far, they’ve shown flashes of it but haven’t been truly incisive.

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5'a month ago

The match got off to a fast start; it was Bayern who threatened first following a play started by Olise, who linked up with Saibari. The Moroccan passed to Kane, who took a shot, but the goalkeeper made the save without allowing a rebound

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1'a month ago

The ball is rolling at the Allianz Arena! Bayern Munich and RB Leipzig face off in one of the most exciting matches of Bundesliga Matchday 6. The Bavarians are looking to get back on track after two consecutive draws, while Leipzig will try to make a statement against one of the title contenders.

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a month ago

Everything is set in Munich

The Bayern and Leipzig players are already on the field going through their pre-game routine. The Bavarian team wants to capitalize on its home-field advantage, while the visitors will try to make a statement and snap their losing streak on the road. Everything is ready for the kickoff of Bundesliga Matchday 6!

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a month ago

Leipzig's Starting XI

RB Leipzig has also finalized its lineup for this important match. Following its resounding 6-0 victory over Eintracht Frankfurt, the team coached by Martín Demichelis will look to carry that momentum into the Allianz Arena.

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a month ago

Bayern's Starting XI

The Bavarian team has already finalized the starting lineup that will look to secure three points in front of its home fans. Harry Kane will be one of the team's key offensive threats, while Luis Díaz is coming into the match motivated after ending his goal drought in the Champions League.

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a month ago

They're already warming up

The players from both teams take the field to perform their pre-game warm-up exercises. Through mobility drills, physical activation exercises, and ball work, Bayern and Leipzig are fine-tuning the final details.

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a month ago

The Teams Arrive

The Bayern Munich and RB Leipzig squads are already at the Allianz Arena to finalize preparations for the match. Vincent Kompany’s team needs to regain its form after its recent draws, while Martín Demichelis’s squad is coming in motivated after a 6-0 rout of Eintracht Frankfurt.

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a month ago

The Allianz Arena is ready!

The field at the Allianz Arena is all set to host this German soccer matchup. Bayern will look to capitalize on its home-field advantage, where it has gone 14 official matches without a loss, with 12 wins and two draws. Leipzig, for its part, will face the challenge of breaking its losing streak on the road in the Bundesliga.

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a month ago

Welcome to Bayern vs. Leipzig

Welcome to our coverage of the match between Bayern Munich and RB Leipzig! The Allianz Arena will host this Bundesliga Matchday 6 clash, where the Bavarian side will look to get back on the winning track after two consecutive draws, while the visitors will try to prove that they can compete on the road as well.

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