8 minutes to Dabour, Hoffenheim were defeated 4-1 by Bayern

ONE System | 30/01/2021 16:30

Bayern Munich continued to gallop towards another championship after defeating Hoffenheim 1: 4 big tonight (Saturday) at the Allianz Arena. Mons Dabour came off the bench only in the 82nd minute and the guest lost after two consecutive victories, this in the 19th round of the German league.

The Bavarians started weak but very quickly took control of things – Jerome Boateng scored with a perfect shot (32) and Thomas Müller doubled with a great goal (43). Andre Kramaric still had time to shrink (44) but that did not frighten the champion, who in the second half did not leave a chance for Hoffenheim with light goals from Robert Lewandowski (57) and Serge Gnabry (63) from an extension.

David Alaba celebrates with Jerome Boateng (Reuters)

As mentioned, Hans Dieter Flick’s team continued to show superiority in the Bundesliga and temporarily opened with a gap of 10 points at the top. On the way she also took revenge on the 4: 1 to the opponent in the first round. On the other hand, Dabour will hope to get more credit in the following rounds, as his team must produce a winning streak in order to get into the fight for the top six.

first half:

Minute 8: It was close. Elas Babo managed to break free inside the extension and kicked, but Neuer saved with the foot.

15 minutes: Bayern also got into things. Thomas Mueller took good control of the ball from the right and turned straight to the crossbar.

Robert Lewandowski vs. Oliver Bauman (Reuters)

26 min: Another huge miss by Bebo. Kramaric sent an excellent ball from the left to the striker, who hit very badly from close range and did not find Neuer’s frame.

32 minutes, goal! Bayern Munich went up to 0: 1 against Hoffenheim: Joshua Kimich picked up a corner kick, Jerome Boateng came up great and sent a perfect shot to connect Bauman’s goal, a great goal from the brake and an important advantage.

43 minutes, goal! Bayern Munich went up to 0: 2 against Hoffenheim: Lewandowski managed to free himself from all guard in the box and parried to Thomas Muller, who kicked a great right and inside.

Bayern Munich players celebrate with Thomas Müller (Reuters)

44 minutes, goal! Hoffenheim shrank to 2: 1: The guest did not give up this game. Bebo was sent forward and found Kramaric, who with a touch from the center, managed to subdue Neuer.

Andre Kramaric after the shrinking goal (Reuters)

second half:

57 minutes, goal! Bayern Munich went up to 1: 3: Koeman confused the Hoffenheim defense and put a ball from the left to the middle, Bauman eventually lost and Lewandowski scored easily from close range.

64 minutes, goal! Bayern Munich is already 1: 4 over Hoffenheim: Koeman put in an excellent ball between the entire defense and Gnabri, who scored against Bauman with a lot of composure.

Thomas Muller celebrates with Serge Gnabry (Reuters)

82 min: Mons Dabour came on to play for Hoffenheim, who are 4-1 behind Bayern Munich at the Allianz Arena.

Bayern Munich: Manuel Neuer, Benjamin Faber, Jerome Boateng (Nicholas Zola, 87), David Alaba, Alfonso Davis, Joshua Kimich, Mark Rocca (Jamal Musiala, 70), Thomas Muller (Douglas Costa, 75) , Serge Gnabry (Leroy Sane, 70), Kingsley Coman (Eric Chopo Muting, 76) and Robert Lewandowski.

Hoffenheim: Oliver Bauman, Kasim Adams Noho (Kevin Veget, 58), Hubbard Nordbeit, Stefan Push, Miat Gachinovic (Pavel Kadzhabek, 59), Dyadia Samisoko (Florian Grilich, 74), Marco John, Sebastian Rudy, Christophe Baumgartner (Isaac Belfodil, 74), Ilas Babo (Mons Dabour, 82) and Andre Kramaric.

Dortmund – Augsburg 1: 3

The host absorbed already in the tenth minute after a goal by Andre Hahn but recovered and turned the score around despite missing Arling Braut Holland’s penalty in the 21st minute. Goals from Thomas Delaney (26), Jadon Sancho (63) and Felix Udokai (myself, 75) did the job, but Dortmund are still out of the top 4 and will need continuity to battle for a Champions League ticket next season.

Leipzig – Bayer Leverkusen 0: 1

The fiery battle for the top spot ended in a super important victory for the host who recovered from a loss in the previous round, and is 7 points away from the leading Bayern Munich. In contrast, Peter Boss’ team could lose fourth place in the table. After a zeroed first half, Christopher Anconco made the difference with a goal in the 51st minute.

Eintracht Frankfurt – Hertha Berlin 1: 3

The host continued to maintain its strong position in the fight for a ticket to the Champions League with a second consecutive victory, this time thanks to an impressive turnaround. After a weak first half, Krzysztof Piontek scored for Herta (66), but it was precisely from this point that Frankfurt took control – Andre Silva scored a quick equalizer (68) and the third with a penalty (95), after Martin Hinterger also allowed (85). The guest remains in the underground struggles and must recover as soon as possible in order to survive.

Additional results:

Union Berlin – Borussia Mönchengladbach 1: 1 (To the host: Robin Knosh, 32. To the guest: Elsen Playa, 59).
Werder Bremen – Schalke 1: 1 (To host: Kevin Mobled, 77. Guest: Omar Mascari, 38).

France:

Montpellier – Lance 2: 1
Conquered by Lance: Chake Dokura (7) and Gal Kakota (67). Sheep for Montpellier: Eli Way (78).

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