In the victory in Wolfsburg, only two Bayern stars presented themselves in top form and earned a first grade. Kane celebrates a negative premiere.
After the show of strength in Wolfsburg, the stars of FC Bayern received the applause of the fans who had traveled with them, while Dieter Hecking, on the other hand, first slapped himself angrily and then built up his disappointed players: FC Bayern showed the reaction they had hoped for after missing the Champions League final and sent VfL Wolfsburg into the big relegation final of the Bundesliga with a setback.
Thanks to a dream goal from Michael Olise (56th minute), Vincent Kompany’s team defeated the relegation-threatened “Wolves” 1-0 (0-0) in a hard-fought game. Bayern goalkeeper Jonas Urbig, who secured his team’s victory with several strong saves, said to Sky after the final whistle: “It continues. We saw today that it was a very difficult away game. So there wasn’t much time to think about Paris.” Wolfsburg played a “great game and threw everything into it”.
The strong performances of Urbig and Olise are reflected in the rating, as is Harry Kane’s first missed shot from the penalty spot in the Bundesliga on the 25th attempt. You can read the complete individual review of Bayern from t-online here or in the photo show above.
For VfL, everything is at stake in the last game of the season against FC St. Pauli. Since Hamburg also lost 1-2 at RB Leipzig in the afternoon, everything in the relegation battle is coming to a head in the direct duel on matchday 34 at the Millerntor Stadium (Saturday, 3:30 p.m. in the t-online live ticker).
After the disappointing exit in the semi-finals of the Champions League against Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern struggled for a long time, but then showed calmness and gained momentum for the last highlight of the season, the DFB Cup final on May 23rd against VfB Stuttgart. At the final home game against Cologne next Saturday, Bayern will be presented with the championship trophy. They became champions on matchday 30.
