Wolfsburg vs Bayern Munich Final score, results: Bayern outclassed The Wolves

Wolfsburg vs Bayern Munich Highlight

Visitors Kingsley Coman, a French winger for Bayern Munich, scored twice in as many minutes at the Volkswagen Arena in Wolfsburg. Bayern Munich increased its lead to 3-0 in the 19th minute thanks to another goal from German forward Thomas Muller. The fluid assault of Wolfsburg midfielder Jakub Kaminski resulted in a goal, cutting the deficit to two goals near the end of the first half.

Bayern Munich was reduced to 10 men in the 54th minute following a foul by German midfielder Joshua Kimmich. Jamal Musiala, a prominent player for Bayern Munich, scored a solo goal in the 73rd minute to increase the score to 4-1. Eight minutes later, Wolfsburg midfielder Mattias Svanberg scored to make the score 4-2 in favor of Bayern Munich. Bayern Munich leads the German league with 40 points after 19 games. With 39 points, Union Berlin is in second place. Borussia Dortmund, in third place, has 37 points to catch up to the team from the German city.

Wolfsburg vs Bayern Munich Summary

Wolfsburg was aiming for their fourth straight home win, but the fond memories of victories of 5-0 and 6-0 were quickly forgotten in the face of a ferocious Bayern attack. The visitors actually didn't even need a clean opportunity to take the lead; they did so after only nine minutes when Kingsley Coman cut inside and curved a cross toward Thomas Müller. More boisterous than Raumdeuter on this particular instance, he managed to deter Koen Casteels enough for the ball to enter the goal without being touched, hushing the home crowd and igniting the Volkswagen Arena's away end.

Bayern manager Julian Nagelsmann could probably sense some of his team's old magic coming to the fore as he sought a first victory as a visitor coach at this arena, despite having endured a prior run of three consecutive 1-1 draws in the Bundesliga. When Die Wölfe were looking for a response, Bundesliga rookie and January signing Joo Cancelo whipped in an incredible cross to Coman, who grabbed the ball on full volley and directed it into the goal to double Bayern's lead.

Returning to their relentless ways, Bayern scored three goals in the first 20 minutes of play through Müller, who had risen to meet a set piece from Joshua Kimmich. Casteels had no chance after the former world champion's performance, which added to the significance of his historic participation for the Bavarians and almost definitely sealed a swift victory. But shortly before halftime, the home team scored thanks to some rapid movement that gave replacement Jakub Kaminski enough room to cross Yann Sommer and score his first Bundesliga goal.

Jamal Musiala is incredible in this match

The Wolfsburg team's motivation in the locker room was evident, as they emerged from the tunnel with a vengeance. The chances for Micky van de Ven, Mattias Svanberg, and Ridle Baku were unsuccessful, and shortly before the hour mark, Joshua Kimmich's second yellow card gave Die Weißgrünen a lift. Even though Wolfsburg had the advantage in numbers, Bayern made it 4-1 with 20 minutes left when Jamal Musiala displayed his exceptional talent by ducking and dodging through the defenders before firmly scoring past Casteels.

When the ball fell to Svanberg in the area, the Swede immediately reacted and slammed the ball in at the near post for 4-2. Wolfsburg was determined to at least lose with pride. Even though Lukas Nmecha of Wolfsburg still had time to score a goal that would have been disallowed, it was too little, too late for the hosts. Although Bayern's defense was not at its best, the outcome guarantees that they return to the top of the Bundesliga standings. After Union Berlin's victory on Saturday, the lead held by the defending champions is still just one point, indicating that their task is still far from complete.

Wolfsburg vs Bayern Munich Final score

Goals

Wolfsburg: Jakub Kaminski 44’, Mattias Svanberg 80’

Bayern: Kingsley Coman 9’, 14’, Thomas Muller 19’, Jamal Musiala 73’

Wolfsburg vs Bayern Munich Line-ups

Wolfsburg: Casteels; Baku, Bornauw, Van de Ven, Otavio; Svanberg, Arnold, Gerhardt; Wimmer, Wind, Kaminski

Bayern Munich: Sommer; Pavard, De Ligt, Davies; Cancelo, Goretzka, Kimmich, Coman; Musiala, Muller; Choupo-Moting

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