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On the evening of September 26th, Bayern Munich delivered a performance that was less about spectacle and more about supremacy. A 4-0 demolition of Werder Bremen at the Allianz Arena was just another win. Five games into the Bundesliga season, Bayern sit alone at the top: five wins, zero draws, zero losses, twenty-two goals scored, and only three conceded. Ruthless, clinical, and already looking like the team to beat.
The scoreboard told a story of dominance. Jonathan Tah opened the floodgates in the 22nd minute, Harry Kane added a penalty just before halftime and another goal in the 65th, and Konrad Laimer sealed the night with an 87th-minute strike. The celebration on the pitch captured in a moment of camaraderie between Kane, Tah, and Laimer mirrored the mood in the stands: confident, united, and hungry for more.
Statistical Supremacy of Bayern Munich
The match stats underline Bayern’s control:
- Shots: 26 to Werder’s 9
- Shots on target: 13 to 3
- Possession: 60%
- Pass accuracy: 88%
- Corners: 7 to 6
Werder managed a few moments of resistance, but Bayern’s tempo, pressing, and finishing were simply on another level. The midfield dictated play, the defence stayed compact, and the attack was relentless.
Table Snapshot: Bayern Alone at the Summit
With this win, Bayern now sit on 15 points from 5 matches the only team with a perfect record. Dortmund and RB Leipzig trail with 10 points and 9 points respectively, having played one fewer game. Köln and FC St. Pauli round out the top five with 7 points apiece. Werder, after this loss, drop to 14th with just 5 points.
Today’s Fixtures: Pressure Beneath the Summit
While Bayern rest atop the table, today’s fixtures carry weight for the chasing pack.
- Dortmund vs Mainz: A win for Dortmund would keep them in second, but a slip could open the door for Leipzig.
- Wolfsburg vs RB Leipzig: This match won’t touch Bayern’s lead, but it could shuffle second and third place dramatically.
For Bayern, the math is simple: no one can catch them today. But the emotional tone of the table who’s chasing, who’s cracking will be shaped by these two games.
Kane’s Century and Bayern’s Intent
Harry Kane’s brace wasn’t just about this match it marked his 100th career goal, commemorated in a striking digital artwork that Bayern fans will be sharing for weeks. His arrival in Munich was met with curiosity, but he’s silenced every doubt. Five games in, he’s already central to Bayern’s rhythm not just scoring, but linking play, pressing intelligently, and leading with calm authority.
This version of Bayern feels not different from last year. Just dominant with deliberate. They’re not chasing form they’re setting it. And with five wins from five, the message to the rest of the Bundesliga is clear: catch us if you can.
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