Bundesliga: Bayern struggle but keep perfect record, watch the goals 🎥 | OneFootball

Bayern Munich struggled more than expected, but managed to maintain their 100% record this season.

The Bundesliga leaders defeated bottom-placed Borussia Mönchengladbach 3-0 away from home.

The goals were scored only in the second half, even though the home team played with one man down from the 20th minute of the first half.

Gladbach even missed a penalty shortly after conceding the second goal.

Despite being in great form, Harry Kane neither scored nor assisted in a Bayern game for the first time this season.

It was up to Leipzig to deliver the rout of the day, beating Augsburg 6-0 and ensuring they will finish the round in second place on the table.

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Luis Díaz missed a clear goal-scoring chance in the opening seconds of the match.

At the 19th minute, Castrop was sent off after a hard foul, leaving Gladbach with ten men on the pitch.

In other words, everything pointed to another comfortable Bayern win this season.

But the goals only came in the second half, starting with Joshua Kimmich.

Raphael Guerreiro and Lennart Karl (with another stunning goal) completed the scoreline.

Leipzig quickly secured the win, making it 3-0 with just 22 minutes played.

The Brazilian Rômulo scored one of the goals in the rout, reaching his third in this Bundesliga season.

This was Leipzig's biggest away win in Bundesliga history.

Jonathan Burkardt was the man of the match, scoring both goals for Frankfurt.

He had already found the net twice in the last round, against Freiburg.

Considering Bundesliga and Champions League games, this was the first time Eintracht finished a match without conceding a goal this season.

Wolfsburg broke a run of four consecutive defeats by winning away from home.

Hamburg pressed, but couldn’t find an equalizer after conceding a goal to Adam Daghim early in the match.

Königsdörffer even missed a penalty for HSV late in the first half.

Andrej Kramaric managed a goal and an assist for the second consecutive round.

The result leaves Heidenheim in second-to-last place, with just one point more than bottom-placed Borussia Mönchengladbach.

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