Tolisso continues to do self-promotion: FC Bayern easily wins at Hertha BSC

Lead remains at 6 points

FC Bayern easily broke through Hertha BSC’s defensive wall and is going into the Bundesliga’s second winter break as the leaders with a six-point lead. Corentin Tolisso (25th), whose contract extension is still pending, Thomas Müller (45th), Leroy Sané (74th) and Serge Gnabry (79th) scored the goals to make the superior leaders 4-1 (2-0) against the Nach the derby bankruptcy Hertha unsuccessfully focused on damage limitation. Thanks to several saves by goalkeeper Alexander Schwolow, the Berliners did not concede a Bavarian five-pack like in the first leg. Jurgen Ekkelenkamp (80th) scored the late Berlin goal.

With the returnees Lucas Hernández and Kingsley Coman as well as Sané, who was in the starting eleven for the first time after his corona infection, the Munich team dominated the entire game in front of 3,000 people in the Olympic Stadium. In its currently precarious condition, Hertha could not fulfill the faint hopes of Borussia Dortmund as Bayern’s last pursuer for a Munich misstep. The Berliners go as table 13. with only three points ahead of the relegation rank in the two-week break. After that, points must be scored urgently against VfL Bochum and SpVgg Greuther Fürth.

“We want to be brave,” said Hertha coach Tayfun Korkut. With the Berliners, it looked like eight to nine players in two chains closed the spaces a maximum of 30 meters in front of their own goal. In the back row, two teenagers, Linus Gechter and Marton Dárdai, were forced to play against the power storm around record man Robert Lewandowski after the failures of Niklas Stark and Jordan Torunarigha. Sané, Serge Gnabry and Co. had to feel like they did in the patience game with the German national team against the ultra-defensive Liechtenstein.

With Che, Knauff, Schäfer & Co.: The Bundesliga winter transfers 2022

Joscha Wosz – From RB Leipzig to Hallesches FC – Market value: €400,000

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Gallery as of January 21, 2022

Fabio Blanco – From Eintracht Frankfurt to FC Barcelona – Market value: €750,000

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Fee: unknown

Andreas Linde – Zu Greuther Fürth (previously without a club) – market value: €800,000

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Bruno Nazário – From TSG Hoffenheim to Vasco da Gama – Market value: €800,000

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Fee: unknown

Hamadi Al Ghaddioui – From VfB Stuttgart to Pafos FC – Market value: €800,000

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Fee: unknown

Gonzalo Castro – To Arminia Bielefeld (previously without a club) – Market value: €900,000

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Sava-Arangel Cestic – From 1. FC Köln to HNK Rijeka – market value: €1m

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Philipp Klement – From VfB Stuttgart to SC Paderborn – Market value: €1m

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Rafael Czichos – From 1. FC Köln to Chicago Fire – Market value: €1.3m

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Transfer fee: €455,000

Amin Younes – From Eintracht Frankfurt to SSC Napoli – Market value: €1.5M

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Admir Mehmedi – From VfL Wolfsburg to Antalyaspor – Market value: €1.5m

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Fee: unknown

Afimico Pululu – From FC Basel to Greuther Fürth – Market value: €1.5m

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Fee: unknown

Melayro Bogarde – From TSG Hoffenheim to FC Groningen – market value: €1.5m

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Cedric Teuchert – From Union Berlin to Hannover 96 – Market value: €1.5m

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András Schäfer – From Dunajska Streda to Union Berlin – Market value: €1.6m

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Lucas Ribeiro – From TSG Hoffenheim to Ceará SC – Market value: €2m

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Burak Ince – From Altinordu to Arminia Bielefeld – Market value: €2.2m

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Transfer fee: €500,000

Jorge Meré – From 1. FC Köln to CF América – Market value: €2.5m

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Transfer fee: €900,000

Noah Katterbach – From 1. FC Köln to FC Basel – Market value: €2.5m

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Fredrik André Björkan – From Bodø/Glimt to Hertha BSC – Market value: €2.5m

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Tymoteusz Puchacz – From Union Berlin to Trabzonspor – Market value: €2.5M

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Rental fee: €200,000

Justin Che – From FC Dallas to TSG Hoffenheim – market value: €3m

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Ansgar Knauff – From BVB to Eintracht Frankfurt – market value: €3m

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Jürgen Locadia – From Brighton to VfL Bochum – market value: €3m

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Cedric Itten – From SpVgg Greuther Furth to Glasgow Rangers – market value: €3m

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Dominique Heintz – From SC Freiburg to Union Berlin – Market value: €3m

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Transfer fee: €150,000

Luan Cândido – From RB Leipzig to RB Bragantino – Market value: €3.3M

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Fee: unknown

Deyovaisio Zeefuik – From Hertha BSC to Blackburn Rovers – market value: €3.5M

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Marcelo Saracchi – Without a club after leaving RB Leipzig – Market value: €4.5M

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Hannes Wolf – From Bor. M’gladbach to Swansea City – Market value: €5m

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Michaël Cuisance – From FC Bayern to Venezia – market value: €5m

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Transfer fee: €4 million

Hugo Siquet – From Standard Liège to SC Freiburg – Market value: €7m

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Transfer fee: €4.5 million

Brian Brobbey – From RB Leipzig to Ajax – Market value: €7.5M

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Ricardo Pepi – From Dallas to FC Augsburg – market value: €8m

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Transfer fee: €16.4 million

Krzysztof Piatek – From Hertha BSC to Fiorentina – Market value: €10m

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Marvin Friedrich – From Union to Gladbach – Market value: €10m

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Transfer fee: €5.5 million

The Berlin defence, still crumbling in the 2:3 in the derby against 1. FC Union on Wednesday, was at least temporarily solid thanks to this Korkut measure. Goalkeeper Schwolow also saved against Müller (8th), Sané (12th) and Coman (16th). However, this tactic did not work out in the long run.

Bayern coach Julian Nagelsmann remained undefeated against Hertha in the 13th duel. He could think purely offensively and left it with Niklas Süle as the only permanent defender. Joshua Kimmich did not have to help out again as a right-back and was able to boost in midfield. The Hertha attacks were manageable. Ishak Belfodil (21st) kept goalkeeper Manuel Neuer moving with a header.

The Munich team also had plenty of chances between the goals scored from close range by Tolisso and Müller. The game between Katz (Munich) and Maus (Berlin) continued in the second half. Sané (47th), Gnabry (49th/61st) and Müller (65th) had the best chances. Vladimir Darida (51st) missed the possible appearance of tension at the biggest Hertha opportunity. Sané used the only Schwolow mistake to score the third goal, Gnabry followed up before Ekkelenkamp took advantage of a Munich inattention. The Berlin fans took it ironically for a long time and sang: “Here we go.”

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