VAR madness and drama in stoppage time: Bayern botch dress rehearsal before Lewy reunion

Created: 09/12/2022, 04:54

By: Patrick Mayer

Compensation for VfB Stuttgart: Manuel Neuer from FC Bayern is beaten.

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FC Bayern has only drawn in the Bundesliga for the third time in a row.

Munich are still lucky against VfB Stuttgart.

The game in the ticker to read.

• FC Bayern

  only 2-2 against

  VfB Stuttgart

  : record champions remain without a win in the Bundesliga.

• Munich

  concede compensation in stoppage time: Matthijs de Ligt is responsible for a penalty kick.

• The Südschlager in the ticker to read

  .

Conclusion:

Mathys Tel gave Bayern the lead and, at the age of 17 years and 136 days, became the youngest goalscorer in Munich's Bundesliga history (36').

Substitute Chris Führich equalized (57th) for VfB, Jamal Musiala (60th) restored the old gap.

But new signing Serhou Guirassy (90+2, penalty kick) shocked Munich.

FC Bayern - VfB Stuttgart 2: 2 (1: 0)

Only 2: 2 against VfB Stuttgart: FC Bayern remains without a win in the Bundesliga

90 minutes + 5: The game is over!

FC Bayern has only drawn in the Bundesliga for the third time in a row.

VfB Stuttgart equalizes only in overtime.

90 minutes + 4: Davies comes to the penalty area again, but is blocked.

Kick off Stuttgart.

Munich concede compensation in stoppage time: Matthijs de Ligt is responsible for a penalty kick

90 minutes + 2: goal!!!

FC Bayern - VfB Stuttgart 2: 2, scorer: Guirassy (penalty).

The ball is in!

And how!

Guirassy hammers the ball from the point into the corner.

There's a lot of belief behind it.

No chance for Neuer to defend himself.

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90 minutes + 1: Penalty for Stuttgart!

he gives it

Referee Dingert looks at the scene on the monitor and recognizes a foul.

89 minutes: Uhhhhhh ... are there still penalties for Stuttgart?

Guirassy gets the ball in the six-yard box in front of de Ligt, who fouls the striker.

84 minutes: Double substitution at VfB:

Stenzel for Mavropanos, Milot for Ahamada.

81 minutes: Double change at Bayern:

Gravenberch comes on for Musiala, Mané replaces Gnabry up front.

79 minutes: Uhhhhhh … what's going on with Kimmich today?

Neuer plays on his national teammates.

The Swabian in the service of Bayern hesitates for a long time.

Ahamada rushes in and takes the six, which doesn't look good in this scene either.

Guirassy shoots in, but this goal doesn't count either.

Rightly so.

That was a clear foul by Ahamada, but Bayern now had several sleepy scenes on the defensive.

Egloff is allowed to come on for Endo, while the young Colombian Perea replaces Silas in attack.

74 minutes: Huge chance for Stuttgart!

The Bavarians get no access at all if the Swabians attack.

Sosa lays down for Guirassy, ​​who bangs the ball against the crossbar.

That was close!

69 minutes: Change at Bayern:

Choupo-Moting comes on for the storm.

Müller makes room for him.

66 minutes: Bayern put the Swabians in order and work on the third goal.

But it doesn't want to fall yet.

62 minutes: Huge chance for Bayern!

Fast switching game of Munich.

Musiala turns and plays through the alley on Gnabry.

The native of Stuttgart fails in a one-on-one against Müller, who parries splendidly with a foot reflex.

61 minutes: Bayern make a double change:

Stanisic replaces Mazraoui on the right wing.

Sané comes on for Tel.

FC Bayern promptly strikes back: Musiala counters the VfB equalizer immediately

60 minutes: Goooooorrrr!!!

FC Bayern - VfB Stuttgart 2: 1, scorer: Musiala.

Outstandingly done.

VfB is deep in its own box.

Mazraoui plays on Musiala, like in the pressing in ice hockey or in the circle game in handball.

Musiala wobbles the first Stuttgarter who comes out of the wall, fakes and then pulls off with his left.

The ball fits right into the left corner.

Manuel Neuer beaten: In the meantime, VfB Stuttgart equalizes to 1:1.

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57 minutes: Goal!!!

FC Bayern - VfB Stuttgart 1: 1, goal scorer: Führich.

There's the balance!

Sleepy Bavarians.

Not a good pass from Davies to Musiala.

Mavropanos, the Greek edge from Swabia, intervenes with all his might and ignites the turbo.

He quickly places the ball on Führich, who dynamically deducts from the turn.

The ball hits the left corner.

Lucky for Bayern: Referee Dingert does not give Stuttgart goal

51 minutes: Uhhhhhhh ... controversial scene!

The ball is in the Munich goal!

VfB pushes aggressively in the penalty area.

Kimmich sloppily loses the ball against Führich, who crosses to Guirassy.

The striker only has to stall the inside and Neuer is beaten.

But the hit doesn't count.

This will entail discussions.

That makes for a topic of conversation.

Referee Dingert looks at the scene on the monitor and recognizes a minimal pluck by Führich against Kimmich.

But it was really minimal.

Lucky for Kimmich, lucky for Bayern.

Certainly not every referee whistles the foul.

49 minutes: Bayern keep the pressure high after the break.

They push the Swabians far into their half with their pressing.

46 minutes: Change at VfB:

Führich replaces the deflated Tiago Tomas in attack.

Little came from the Portuguese today.

46 minutes: It continues in Munich!

Bayern kick off.

Against VfB Stuttgart: FC Bayern leads to the break in the Allianz Arena

45 minutes: Punctual break in Fröttmaning!

40 minutes: The Swabians don't seem shocked after falling behind and continue to attack from time to time.

But Munich has significantly more possession of the ball.

Scorer against VfB Stuttgart: Bayern's Mathys Tel (number 39).

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17-year-old scores for Bayern: Mathys Tel puts Munich in the lead

36 minutes: Goooooorrrrr!!!

FC Bayern - VfB Stuttgart 1:0, scorer: Tel. The lead for Munich!

Bundesliga debut goal for the 17-year-old Frenchman.

Davies loads Mavropanos on the baseline and plays the ball flat into the back of the VfB defence.

Tel breaks away from his opponent and hits with a solid low shot.

33 minutes: Gnabry with the chance!

Born in Stuttgart, he circles the ball over the gable of the VfB goal.

30 minutes: Huge double chance for Bayern!

Cross from Mazraoui in front of the six-yard box.

Tel shoots goalkeeper Müller from a short distance.

The keeper also parries Gnabry's margin.

1-0 was in the air...

25 minutes: Dangerous!

Sosa snips a standard cross in front of the six-yard space.

Anton almost hits his head and Neuer hesitates to come out.

Ultimately, however, the world champion has the ball for sure.

Challenged against VfB Stuttgart: Jamal Musiala (left) and FC Bayern.

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Stuttgart defends itself in Munich: Silas finishes just wide of the Bayern goal

21 minutes: Treacherous!

Diagonal ball on the second post of the Munich goal.

Silas takes the ball directly with the inside.

The ball clearly misses the far post.

Tiago Tomas is also late.

VfB relies on counterattacks.

18 minutes: Bayern's first goal: Kimmich curls a free kick into the Swabian goal net.

For the first time, a murmur goes through the arena in Fröttmaning.

14 minutes: Dangerous!

Guirassy hits the ball sharply from the first post to the far corner.

Sosa rushes in, but Tel blocks his shot.

13 minutes: VfB treacherous cross into the Munich penalty area.

But Guirassy doesn't get the ball.

Nevertheless: The Swabians play along cheerfully.

Bayern is struggling against VfB: Stuttgart make the midfield close

10 minutes: The Munich come through not yet.

When Bayern have possession of the ball, VfB is compact in midfield and deep at the back.

7 minutes: Guirassy sends Silas towards the baseline after winning the ball.

But the Bayern defense was careful.

4 minutes: Yellow card against Sosa (Stuttgart):

The VfB full-back drives Mazraoui hard into the save from the side.

3 minutes: Bayern's first long ball in front of the Swabians' goal.

No problem for Goalie Müller.

1st minute: It starts with the southern hit of the Bundesliga!

VfB with good memories of Munich: Stuttgart took a point against Bayern against relegation

Update from September 10, 3:20 p.m .:

VfB Stuttgart drew 2-2 at Bayern on the penultimate day of last season.

It was a crucial point for the Swabians to stay up the following weekend against 1. FC Köln (2-1).

"We will include video scenes in the preparations to show the boys that they can do it," explained coach Pellegrino Matarazzo ahead of today's game in Munich.

Why Tel and Mazraoui?

Nagelsmann explains Bayern line-up on Sky

Update from September 10, 3:05 p.m .:

FCB coach Julian Nagelsmann is on the microphone at Sky.

The 35-year-old from Upper Bavaria talks about the Munich line-up.

It's about "a lot of load control to give players who play a lot a break.

On the other hand, to give other players who play less a chance," explains Nagelsmann: "Today, newcomers get their chance to play, and they have to use it." The motto "full throttle" applies.

VfB with only four points: Stuttgart's defense chief Mavropanos believes in a good result at Bayern

Update from September 10, 3 p.m.:

VfB Stuttgart only lost one of their first five games, but only scored four points with four draws.

“Bayern are of course a tough opponent.

But we don't just go to Munich just like that.

We fight for the best possible result.

Last season you could already see that we can look good against them.

If we focus on our strengths, we can get a good result," said defender Konstantinos Mavropanos in an interview with Munich's

before VfB's game at Bayern.

Mathys Tel and Noussair Mazraoui in the starting eleven: Julian Nagelsmann gives the second row a chance

Update from September 10, 2:50 p.m .:

Mathys Tel and Noussair Mazraoui are in Bayern’s starting XI.

And Leon Goretzka is also allowed to play again from the start with Munich.

recently reported

that the midfield strategist was dissatisfied with his reserve role.

Julian Nagelsmann is now rotating so that everyone gets more time.

"It's not easy to keep this squad happy," says Sky expert Dietmar "Didi" Hamann before the game against VfB Stuttgart.

Update from September 10, 2:32 p.m .:

On the line-up of VfB Stuttgart: Kalajdzic replacement Guirassy is in the starting XI for the first time.

The Guinean striker joins Portugal's Tiago Tomas in attack.

FC Bayern line-up: Tel and Mazraoui are surprisingly in the starting XI

Update from September 10th, 2:20 p.m .: Bayern’s lineup is already there.

And FCB coach Julian Nagelsmann has two big surprises in store.

This is how Mathys Tel and Noussair Mazraoui start.

Leon Goreztka is back in the Bundesliga starting eleven for the first time.

Leroy Sané, Sadio Mané, Lucas Hernández, Marcel Sabitzer and Benjamin Pavard, on the other hand, have to sit on the bench.

FC Bayern line-up: Neuer - Mazraoui, Upamecano, de Ligt, Davies - Kimmich - Gnabry, Müller, Goretzka, Musiala - Tel

First report from September 10th:

Munich - It was a wonderful evening in San Siro on Wednesday: FC Bayern defeated Inter Milan at the start of the Champions League and thus turned a mini-crisis after two 1-1 draws in a row in football -Bundesliga off.

FC Bayern against VfB Stuttgart: record champions have to deal with the Swabians

Now the star ensemble should also get back on tour nationally.

A look at the table reveals: The German Bundesliga record champion is currently only third behind SC Freiburg and challenger Borussia Dortmund.

"I think everyone wants to be German champions and we're not first," said coach Julian Nagelsmann ahead of FC Bayern's home game against VfB Stuttgart this Saturday afternoon (from 3:30 p.m.).

"Anyone who pulls the handbrake against Stuttgart can put the parking brake on against Barcelona on Tuesday," said the 35-year-old coach, referring to the premier class game against FC Barcelona and the reunion with goalgetter Robert Lewandowski - also in the Allianz Arena in Munich .

Julian Nagelsmann reveals line-up: Jamal Musiala and Serge Gnabry are in the starting XI

Bayern will have to do without winger Kingsley Coman against the Swabians.

The Frenchman tore a muscle fiber in the final training session on Friday and will be out for the time being.

Jamal Musiala and Serge Gnabry are said to go on the offensive again compared to the 2-0 win against Inter Milan.

The national player Leroy Sané, who is outstanding in Milan, will initially sit on the bench to recover, Nagelsmann announced the day before the Bundesliga game and thus revealed parts of his line-up quite early on.

This is how Leon Goretzka should start.

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