Victory against Gladbach
Emotional Müller-Department: Bavaria wins classics
Updated on May 10, 2025 – 8:31 p.m.Reading time: 2 min.
The German record champions also win the penultimate game of the season. At the end of the game against Borussia Mönchengladbach it will be exciting again. The focus of the evening is different.
However, the focus was not on the result, but the last appearance of Bayern veteran Thomas Müller in a home game for the Munich. The 35-year-old, who leaves the club after 25 years, was adopted in an emotional ceremony before the game (you can read more about this here). Müller was unable to distinguish himself in the game itself and was replaced in the 84th minute under the standing ovation of the audience.
Müller refrained from the official honor by the Bayern board members in traditional costume before the kick-off. During the game, the main actor was always on the video canvas high up under the stadium roof. As he laughed, gestured or commands. The last home game “in the living room”, as he had previously said, aroused “even in an old hand like me the emotions”.
He was able to thank his long-time companion Manuel Neuer that the Thomas Müller Festival did not start behind. The captain, who gave the comeback two months after his muscle fiber tear, saved after a cross from Lainer (8th).
And he also retained the Eric dier who also released the association in the summer in front of an own goal (23rd). In the final phase, Neuer also saved against Tomáš Čvančara (79.).
Kane then brought Bayern to the course of the victory. After a remarkable shot from Olise, Müller tapped his head and quickly indicated that the English title debutant had drained the ball into the goal. Shortly before the break, Müller almost showed his specialty. Much was not missing after the pass from the template record holder-and Kane would have increased to 2-0. That got Olise shortly before the end.
The final whistle was then celebrated. It was the start for many celebrations with a visit to the town hall balcony on May 18 at the next emotional Müller day.