FC Bayern experienced an afternoon to forget - Mainz celebrated an incredible goal and more

Created: 05/01/2022 07:27

By: Marcus Giebel

The penultimate away game of the season took FC Bayern to 1. FSV Mainz 05. The Munich team had to admit defeat there.

The game to read in the ticker.

• 1. FSV Mainz 05 - FC Bayern 3: 1 (2: 1)

• As newly crowned champions, FC Bayern took on the previously struggling 1. FSV Mainz 05.

• Nothing went together for Munich without Thomas Müller, Manuel Neuer, Dayot Upamecano and Kingsley Coman.

1. FSV Mainz 05 - FC Bayern 3: 1 (2: 1)

Update 7.30 p.m .:

The Bayern professionals got around the grade six in our individual criticism.

But seven of them failed.

Update 6.45 p.m .:

After the game, Bayern were understandably served.

We collected the votes.

5.30 p.m .:

The overview of the results from the afternoon: Borussia Dortmund - VfL Bochum 3: 4, Arminia Bielefeld - Hertha BSC 1: 1, FC Augsburg - 1. FC Cologne 1: 4, VfB Stuttgart - VfL Wolfsburg 1: 1.

Conclusion: That was not enough of everything at FC Bayern.

That's not how you present yourself as a champion.

Final whistle:

It's over.

90. + 2 minutes:

Another double change from Mainz.

Kohr and Barreiro go, Papela and Stöger come.

90 minutes:

Three more minutes, then it's over from Bayern's point of view.

89 minutes:

The hosts come on for Brosinski and Ingvartsen for Stach and Onisiwo.

The two substitutes are given applause.

87 minutes:

The hit about Bayern and Lederhosen is now being unpacked in the stands.

The stars have to go through that now.

86 minutes:

In a duel, Sané Barreiro catches his arm in his face – so he sees the yellow card too.

85 minutes:

Bayern are now clearly setting the tone, but Mainz probably doesn't want to do more than wait for a counterattack.

Difficult position: Robert Lewandowski (center) hardly gets a chance against Stefan Bell (left) and Alexander Hack.

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FC Bayern in Mainz: Mainz almost undermines an own goal

82 minutes:

Two Bayern corners in a row have no yield.

81 minutes:

Burkardt is now greeted with applause and replaced by Boetius.

81 minutes: Almost 2: 3!

Kohr wants to snitch the ball off Lewandowski's foot and only puts it on his own goal, in dire need Zentner saves the corner.

80 minutes:

The hosts still have the starting XI on the pitch.

That too is a sign of how satisfied coach Svensson is with the performance.

79 minutes:

Last change from Bayern – Stanisic can now get involved in place of Süle.

78 minutes:

After a corner, the guests bite down the front, but they don't get into a shooting position.

Mainz is now very low.

76 minutes:

Bayern put their opponents in order and combine in front of the penalty area, but then a Vidovic cross pass to Sané doesn't work because the national player doesn't really go for it.

FC Bayern in Mainz: Munich only collect yellow cards

73 minutes:

Pavard breaks the tackle with Kohr in a running duel, but only hits Mainz.

In terms of yellow cards, it is now 3-0 for Bayern.

72 minutes:

The 1: 3 from Munich's point of view is quite flattering.

There could also be a proper rubdown.

71 minutes: The game device hits the bar again!

Onisiwo takes heart from a good 20 meters and only hits the linkage.

Ulreich flies well worth seeing, but for free.

67 minutes:

Nagelsmann sends Nianzou and Vidovic onto the pitch for Hernandez and Choupo-Moting.

65 minutes:

It goes back and forth.

Because he roughly prevents a counterattack via Onisiwo, Hernandez sees the yellow card.

61 minutes:

Mainz almost follows suit.

Onisiwo tricked Hernandez and crossed.

Barreiro lets through and Burkardt shoots wide of the goal on the left.

FC Bayern in Mainz: Barreiro hits with the help of Hernandez and Süle by arc lamp

57 minutes: Gooool!

With luck, Barreiro makes it 3-1 for Mainz!

Widmer comes into the penalty area from the right and serves the Luxemburger, whose shot is deflected by Hernandez and Süle and becomes an arc lamp.

Everyone expects the ball to go over the goal, but it actually sinks into the net after it hits the bar.

Ulreich is defeated.

You really don't see a goal like that every day.

54 minutes:

Lewandowski is more fortunate to gain possession of the ball and then storms into the Mainz penalty area, where he gets stuck by Niakhaté.

52 minutes:

The guests have now taken command and let the ball run in the opposing half.

49th Minute:

The balance is in the air.

Gnabry rushes towards Zentner from the half-right and also lifts the ball over the keeper.

But centrally in front of the goal, Hack saves artistically from Lewandowski.

But finally there is a train in the action.

47 minutes:

Bayern start much better this time.

In an attempt to attack, however, Lewandowski makes an offensive foul on Hack.

46 minutes:

The ball rolls again.

Duel in Mainz: Bayern's Alphonso Davies (r.) defends himself against Anton Stach.

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FC Bayern in Mainz: Musiala and Sané come after the break

4:34 p.m .:

At Bayern, Musiala and Sané come for Sabitzer and Goretzka.

4.30 p.m .:

A lot has happened in the other places: Borussia Dortmund – VfL Bochum 2: 2, Arminia Bielefeld – Hertha BSC 0: 0, FC Augsburg – 1. FC Cologne 0: 2, VfB Stuttgart – VfL Wolfsburg 0: 1.

Conclusion of the break: Bayern can't get into this game at all, the result flatters them.

Only in one scene do they act like a master.

Half- time whistle:

From Bayern's point of view, the first half is over.

45. + 1 minute:

There is a minute on top.

Meanwhile, Süle saves a Stach-Schlenzer on the long corner in dire need.

45 minutes:

This time Barreiro finishes from the right position, but Ulreich grabs effortlessly.

43 minutes:

Kimmich fouls Barreiro and sees the first yellow card of the match.

41 minutes:

Next big thing for Mainz!

Aaron completely misses the free-kick from the left, but Barreiro takes the measure from 18 meters - his flick goes just wide of the left post.

FC Bayern in Mainz: Lewandowski announces the master

39 minutes:

Aaron crosses from the left, but the ball is set too high and Widmer can't press it.

38 minutes:

After a long throw-in from Niakhaté, Mainz almost get the shot again, and a corner erupts a little later.

Burkardt heads to Pavard, but the referee doesn't see it and there is a goal kick.

36 minutes:

In the Bayern half, the hosts can continue to pass the ball far too easily.

There is a lack of access.

Ultimately, Onisiwo clearly fails from the edge of the penalty area in a half-left position.

33 minutes: Gooool!

Lewandowski shortened to 1:2!

Choupo-Moting goes half-right into the penalty area and serves the Pole, who winds around Widmer and hits the bottom right from the penalty spot.

30 minutes: A first sign of life from the favorite - Kimmich spins a free kick from the left in front of the goal, Choupo-Moting hits the right outside post with a header.

But that is by far the best scene in Munich.

First excitement: Jonathan Bukardt (2nd from right) overcomes Sven Ulreich (right), but fails on the crossbar.

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FC Bayern in Mainz: Niakhaté easily increased to 2-0 after a free kick

27 minutes: Gooool!

2-0 for Mainz!

Niakhate follows up.

Aaron's sharp cross is extended by Stach at the near post with a header and then the Mainz captain just puts his foot away.

Closest to him is Hack, who was also ready to shoot.

25 minutes:

Widmer goes down on the right after contact with Davies.

There is a free kick in a good position.

22 minutes:

On the other hand, Bayern sign up with a corner.

After a Kimmich cross, however, it leads to an offensive foul by Goretzka against Hack.

21 minutes:

Stach takes the next two shots on target.

The Mainz midfielder first puts the ball past the goal, and Ulreich easily parries the next attack.

FC Bayern in Mainz: Ulreich saves against Hack and fails before Burkardt hits

18 minutes: Gooool!

1-0 for Mainz!

This time Ulreich is beaten after all.

He doesn't take the ball far enough with his left hand and so Kohr heads into Burkardt's run, who completes a criminally free-standing 16 meter tunnel.

This is well deserved.

17 minutes: This time the keeper has to show his class.

After another corner, the ball comes to Hack after a relay, which fails at Ulreich from a short distance.

16 minutes:

Now Ulreich is allowed to hold a ball.

From an Onisiwo cross, Hernandez heads the ball out short and Barreiro creates a weak shot that doesn't make the keeper sweat.

15 minutes: Compared to BVB, FCB is in a good position right now - Dortmund are 2-0 down at home against VfL Bochum.

13 minutes:

So far it's only going in one direction.

FC Bayern only reacts to Mainz's attempts to attack.

11 minutes: Next crossbar hit!

A Stach corner lands on the free-standing Hack, who heads a little too high from five meters in front of Ulreich.

The Reds are not in the game yet.

9 minutes:

Now there is a pack formation for the first time.

Reason: Goretzka was injured on the lawn and Mainz, contrary to Bayern's expectations, did not play the ball wide.

But the ref calms things down.

FC Bayern in Mainz: Burkardt fails early on the crossbar

6 minutes:

After this shaky start, the guests come for the first time.

Lewandowski gets the ball via Gnabry and Davies, but stumbles it in a duel with Niakhaté and there is a kick.

4 minutes:

The U21 national player gets the ball again, but puts it over the goal under pressure from Pavard.

The Frenchman even caught Burkardt by sliding tackle.

2nd minute: Lucky for FCB for the first time!

Stach beats Davies and passes the ball in.

Burkardt doesn't hit the ball properly at first, but then sends it hitting the crossbar from an acute angle.

Since Ulreich has no chance.

1st minute:

Widmer takes the first corner straight away, but Bayern rectify the situation.

1st minute:

The game is running.

Mainz kick off.

FC Bayern: Lineup against Mainz - Ulreich in goal and Süle in defense

Update 3:00 p.m .:

The game’s referee is Sascha Stegemann, and Johann Pfeifer acts as VAR.

Stegemann has so far whistled one game of the season for FC Bayern - the 2-1 win against SC Freiburg.

Update 2:50 p.m .:

There are also four changes for the hosts compared to the 0: 5 swatter in Wolfsburg.

Hack, Aaron, Kohr and Onisiwo replace the red-suspended Tauer, Boetius, Lucoqui and Ingvartsen.

Update 2.30 p.m .:

At Bayern, Ulreich starts in goal instead of Neuer.

Süle makes his starting eleven comeback.

In addition, compared to the victory over BVB, Choupo-Moting and Sabitzer also start.

In addition to Müller, Upamecano and Coman are also missing from the squad.

Preliminary report on 1. FSV Mainz 05 against FC Bayern

Munich - With the 3-1 win in the home game against Borussia Dortmund a week ago, FC Bayern not only made the Bundesliga championship perfect again, but also made history.

Because never before has a club won the title ten times in a row in a top European league.

In the days since then, the focus has been on Robert Lewandowski's future.

Despite a contract until 2023, he should not be averse to breaking up his tent in Munich.

During the week there was a meeting between his advisor Pini Zahavi and the Bayern bosses Oliver Kahn and Hasan Salihamidzic, but things didn't calm down afterwards.

Coach Julian Nagelsmann unsurprisingly quickly wishes for clarity in what is possibly the most important personnel within the team.

Meanwhile, ex-Dortmunder Roman Weidenfeller and ex-Bayern professional Javi Martinez also get involved and keep the topic alive.

Video: Nagelsmann talks about speculation about Lewandowski

FC Bayern in Mainz: Müller and Tolisso are missing Nagelsmann

In Mainz, FC Bayern will have to do without Thomas Müller, who is out with a cold.

The game comes too early for Corentin Tolisso and Bouna Sarr.

The hosts are missing Jeremiah St. Juste and Jae-Sung Lee.

The Rheinhessen have a lot to make up for with their fans, most recently it was a 0:5 at VfL Wolfsburg, in five games only two points.

FC Bayern won the first leg 2-1 after falling behind, Kingsley Coman and Jamal Musiala scored.

Karim Onisiwo was successful for Mainz.

Although the record champions lost 2-1 in their most recent appearance at FSV, before that there were eight wins in a row in Mainz.