On the 22nd matchday of the Bundesliga, FC Bayern Munich secured a 3‑0 victory over Werder Bremen at the Weserstadion. Bayern’s win was decisive from the outset.
Bremen started the match cautiously, combining an aggressive and offensive approach in the first minutes, but failed to turn any clear chances into goals. Bayern gradually took control of the game, and in the 22nd minute Harry Kane converted a penalty to give the visitors a 1‑0 lead. He followed up with a spectacular goal soon after, making it 2‑0 and effectively ending the game early.
The German side pushed hard and at times pressed Bayern’s defense, yet they consistently fell short against the well-organised backline and the goalkeeper Jonas Urbig, who stepped in for the injured Manuel Neuer. Bayern’s rhythm and rapid counterattacks set the tone for the match.
In the 70th minute, Bayern’s substitutes Jamal Musiala and Alphonso Davies created the setup that led to Leon Goretzka’s third goal, bringing the score to 3‑0. Despite further chances for both teams, Bremen managed no shots on target, while Bayern’s defensive line, backed by Urbig’s saves, held a clean sheet.
During the second half, both teams made several substitutions. Bayern rotated players such as Harry Kane and Joshua Kimmich, while Bremen brought on Felix Agu, Jens Stage, and Karim Coulibaly. Yellow cards were issued to Bayern’s Jamal Musiala, and to Bremen’s Cameron Puertas, Niklas Stark, and Senne Lynen.
Overall, Bayern dominated the match, exploiting Bremen’s individual mistakes and efficiently converting their opportunities. Bremen, while determined, remained too cautious to threaten the goal.
Other Saturday afternoon results: Hoffenheim 3‑0 Freiburg; Frankfurt 3‑0 Gladbach; HSV 3‑2 Union Berlin; Leverkusen 4‑0 St. Pauli.