Leverkusen also wins
For Robert Lewandowski, the return to Munich ends with a big disappointment. First the striker misses good chances, then Bayern strike. After two victories in the Champions League, Munich have a clear view of the round of 16. Bayer Leverkusen and Eintracht Frankfurt make the German victory hat-trick perfect in the “premier class”. The SBU also found the first CL goal scorer in club history.
FC Bayern, who turned up after the break, again became a terror for FC Barcelona when Lewandowski returned goalless to Munich. Thanks to a significant increase in performance with sudden consistency in attack, the German record champions celebrated their fifth win in a row against the Catalans on Tuesday evening in the Champions League with a 2-0 (0-0) win.
The extremely strong defender Lucas Hernández, who suffered an unfortunate injury shortly before the end, with a header (50th minute) and Leroy Sané (54th), who was accurate as in the 2-0 win over Inter Milan (54th), put the 75,000 spectators in the Allianz Arena in motion a high-intensity premier class game in a party mood – and let Thomas Müller experience a happy 33rd birthday.
Lindstrom first goalscorer in the Champions League for Eintracht Frankfurt
Europa League winner Eintracht Frankfurt celebrated their first victory in the premier class with a cool performance in a hot atmosphere, but lost a lot of sympathy with an ugly performance by their fans. Accompanied by some massive mistakes by some Eintracht supporters, the Bundesliga club won the group game at Olympique Marseille 1-0 (1-0) on Tuesday. Now the SGE has to fear a ghost game in the Champions League.
The joy of the winning goal and the club’s first Champions League goal from Jesper Lindström (43rd minute) and the three points with which the Hessians caught up in Group D to their next opponent Tottenham Hotspur in second place was overshadowed by the gaffes of the traveling fans considerably clouded. After Eintracht had been sentenced to a suspended spectator suspension by UEFA for storming the pitch in the Europa League semi-final against West Ham United, the home game against Tottenham on October 4 threatens to be played in front of empty stands.
Leverkusen draws new courage: 2-0 over Atlético Madrid
Ninth competitive game, second win – Bayer Leverkusen took a first step out of the crisis with late goals. After a major false start to the season so far, the penultimate Bundesliga team managed a respectable win over Atlético Madrid 2-0 (0-0) in the Champions League. In contrast to the 1-0 loss in Bruges at the start of the competition just a week earlier, the team’s courageous performance against the group favorites ensured that discussions about coach Gerardo Seoane should subside for the time being.
In front of 25,825 spectators in the BayArena, Robert Andrich (84th minute) and Moussa Diaby (87th) helped the hosts to a deserved win over the Spaniards on Tuesday. Thanks to the success, the “Werkself” kept their chance of reaching the round of 16 before the upcoming away game at FC Porto on October 4th.
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