Historic and… sad Bayern in Freiburg, one breath away from saying goodbye to the title!

With the idea of… dethroning, it seems that the Bayern Munichwhich still left two points.

This time at Freiburg coming draw 2-2 with the team of the same name in the context of the 24th matchday of the Bundesliga. On a historic day for the Bavarians, who became the first to reach the 2000 games in Germany’s top division.

Thus, Tuchel’s total rose to 54 points, being 2nd, giving the opportunity to Bayer Leverkusen of Xabi Alonso to escape at +10 if on Sunday (3/3, 16:30) he gets the “double” in Cologne.

And all this while on Tuesday (5/3, 22:00) Bayern is invited to overturn the score against them (1-0) by welcoming the Lazioin order to qualify for the quarter-finals of the Champions League.

In the match now, the hosts entered better, finding the net first. Specifically, at 12′in a… crazy phase, with Salai first receiving the “stop” from Neuer and then from the crossbar (executing a scissors kick after a “rebound” he took), to come Ginder to catch a shot outside the area and send the ball into the net.

Bayern did not show any noticeable improvement in their image. However, she managed to equalize on her first chance, with Final in the 35′ to perform with tremendous plasedara from the height of the large area.

The game continued at the same tempo in the second half. However, since 71′ and then the visitors started to increase their pressure. And after they first warned with their Musiala and Kane, finally the first to score at 75′ bringing the somersault match.

Yet. The hosts had not had their last word. Instead, they pressed and managed to exploit Bayern’s defensive weaknesses in the 87′with Heller making the final 2-2 with a nice shot, while nothing changed in the remaining minutes.

The schedule for the 24th matchday:

Friday (01/03)

Freiburg-Bayern Munich 2-2

(12′ Ginder, 87′ Heller – 35′ Tel, 75′ Musiala)

Saturday (02/03)

Union Berlin-Dortmund (16:30)

Mainz-Glandbach (16:30)

Bochum-Leipzig (16:30)

Heidenheim-Eintracht Frankfurt (16:30)

Darmstadt-Augsburg (16:30)

Wolfsburg-Stuttgart (19:30)

Sunday (03/03)

Cologne-Leverkusen (16:30)

Hoffenheim-Werder Bremen (18:30)

The schedule for the next (25th) matchday:

Friday (03/08)

Stuttgart-Union Berlin (21:30)

Saturday (09/03)



Bayern Munich-Mainz (16:30)

Leipzig-Darmstadt (16:30)

Gladbach-Cologne (16:30)

Augsburg-Heidenheim (16:30)

Werder Bremen-Dortmund (19:30)

Sunday (10/03)



Bochum-Freiburg (16:30)

Eintracht Frankfurt-Hoffenheim (18:30)

Leverkusen-Wolfsburg (20:30)