Bayern Munich v Werter Bremen Match Report, 11/21/20, Bundesliga

Bayern Munich dropped points for the second time this season, with Werter Bremen 1-1 on Saturday.

Maximilian Egstein’s superb goal gave the spectators a decent lead late in the first half, with the champions returning an hour later via Kingsley Common.

But they were unable to strike a balance as Florian played a deserving role in the spoils of a frantic performance from Kofelt’s men.

Werder traveled to the Alliance arena, avoiding defeat on the previous four missions, but they each ended in a draw.

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Also, with Bayern having 10 wins in a row, one can expect them to dominate rather than give up better chances in the first half.

However, only an outstanding Manuel Neuer Save denied Josh Sergeant from the start, and Leonardo Pittencourt fell into the side net when he did better.

There is no doubt that the rhythm of the hosts was damaged by the early injury of Theo Hernandez, a blow introduced by Leon Goretzka, who changed the position for both Xavi Martinez and David Alaba.

As the sergeant exploded behind the side marched by Martinez and Alaba, Werder took advantage of that uncertainty behind him, before pulling Esteen home sideways halfway through.

Mild Rashika should have turned it into two shortly after the restart, taking too much time in each other’s situation and prompting Douglas Costa to respond by breaking the bar with a deflected attempt.

It marked the beginning of the long-delayed Bayern pressure, which was finally said when Koman went into the post after Koretska’s right-wing cross.

But despite the introduction of Leroy Sane and Serge Knabri from the bench, Hansie Flick’s men struggled to make much of a note in the final half hour.

In fact, only one excellent one-stop stand from Newer prevented the audience from picking up the victory via Sergeant, with five minutes of normal time remaining.

A point

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What does this mean?

Bayer Leverkusen’s grip on the Bundesliga has been eased by falling points, with Rt.

Meanwhile, Werder is thankful for the fifth stumbling block in a row.

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Any team that prevents Bayern Munich from winning the house will have to defend well, and Werder certainly did, with Marco Friedle arguably picking the back three.

For the first time this season, Austria led his team in doubles (four), clearances (nine) and interceptions (three) to ensure that Robert Lewandowski failed to score in a Bundesliga match.

Alaba fights after the switch

David Alaba’s life was not facilitated by an initial move from center-back to left-back, but the defender was below his usual standard.

He won just 33 percent of his duels, made no interruptions or interruptions, and lost possessions 20 times – more than any other Bayern player.

What’s next?

Bayern return to Champions League action when they host Salzburg on Wednesday, while Bremen’s next Bundesliga tour is in Wolfsburg on Friday.