Double from Musiala and Sané, one from Müller and three goals from Harry Kane, one from the center of the field in a rout with three expulsions
The Bavarians momentarily take over the lead at the expense of what Leverkusen does against Freiburg.
He Bayern Munich achieved a rout against the Darmstadt in a match in which they suffered in the first half and then passed the roller and in which Harry Kane scored a great goal from the middle of the fieldin addition to two others with which he completed his second triple in the Bundesliga.
The first half was bumpy, with three expulsions that marked the game and only towards the end, when they had one more man, did Bayern have the impression of being in control on the field. In the second he had no mercy and scored eight goals, which could have been more.
The first expulsion occurred in the 4th minute, when joshua Kimmich He had to leave the field with a direct red card for a foul against Marvin Mehlem in the half moon, being the last defender. Kimmich had controlled and lost the ball to Mehlem, and reacted with a slight tug on the opponent’s shirt.
After Kimmich’s expulsion came a tangled phase in which Bayern had some arrivals but had no control. The best was a volley of Harry kane in the 13th minute to which goalkeeper Marcel Schuhen reacted with a good save, giving in to a corner kick.
In the 20th minute the second expulsion occurred when Gjasula saw a straight red card after a foul against Konrad Laimer to cut off a good counterattack by Bayern led by Leroy Sané near the area.
The match continued to be disorderly, with sporadic arrivals from both teams. Bayern had the best Kingsley Coman in the 30th minute, with a deflected shot from a good position after a great pass from Jamal Musiala. Mehlem came close to giving Bayern a scare in a counterattack that culminated with a shot at the first post inside the area to which Neuer reacted with a great foot save showing that he is back.
The third expulsion arrived in the 41st minute. The victim was Maglica for a foul against Kane almost in the same place where Gjasula had knocked down Laimer. Afterwards, Bayern had several chances, including a goal by Sané that was disallowed for offside.
The teams went to half-time without goals but with a new record, since Never before have there been three expulsions in the first half of a Bundeliga match. Bayern, with one more man, had begun to take control and at the beginning of the second half the duel was played mainly near the Darmstadt area. The goal came in the 50th minute, with a rKane header to Noussir Mazraoui’s cross from the right.
The match seemed to have become completely unbalanced. Bayern insisted and the second goal came in the 56th minute when Sané put his left foot after a cross from Laimer. Bayern continued with an overwhelming plan and in the 59th minute Musiala wasted a great chance, but a minute later he scored with a shot from the crescent after a short free kick from the left.
What came next was at least as out of the ordinary as the three expulsions in the first half. The goals kept coming like a waterfall. In the 64th minute Sané scored from outside the area, in the 69th minute Kane from the middle of the field when he saw Schuhen aheadin 71 Thomas Müller to the center of Mazraoui, in 66 Musiala after a wall with Müller and in the 88th minute Kane completed his hat trick after a great play Healed.
The result may, however, be somewhat misleading since Bayern could only bring out all its power when it saw numerical superiority and leaves a disturbing detail, the expulsion of Kimich, who He will not be able to be in the next matchday against Borussia Dortmund.