"KANEtastic!": Press reactions to Bayern’s win over Dortmund | OneFootball

FC Bayern continues its unstoppable march in the Bundesliga. The Munich team also celebrated a victory in the Bundesliga top match against Borussia Dortmund. The Munich side won 2-1 against BVB at their home Allianz Arena. The press especially celebrated the performance of Harry Kane.

FC Bayern remains the benchmark in the German top flight – and is confidently heading towards the championship after just seven matchdays. The record champions defeated Borussia Dortmund 2-1 (1-0) thanks to goals from Harry Kane (22nd minute) and Michael Olise (79th). The BVB goal by Julian Brandt (85th) came too late.

With the victory in Frankfurt, FC Bayern not only remains unbeaten but also extends its lead at the top of the table. FCB now has a five-point lead over RB Leipzig. Due to BVB’s defeat, the Saxons are now Bayern’s new closest pursuers.

The Press Reactions at a Glance

Sky: “In the top match against Borussia Dortmund, coach Vincent Kompany’s team deservedly swept aside the supposed challenger with a 2-1 (1-0) win and extended their impressive winning streak.”

SPORT1: “FC Bayern wins the top match against Borussia Dortmund. Harry Kane’s much-discussed goal paved the way for Munich’s victory, before a BVB star made a decisive mistake.”

BILD: “Bayern win the classic against Borussia Dortmund thanks to a strong first half, 2-1, and thus underline their position at the top.”

kicker: “Dortmund wakes up after the break. FC Bayern Munich is and remains the benchmark and continues to race from victory to victory.”

ran: “KANEtastic – BVB’s weak half costs them a point at FCB”

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SPOX: “BVB joins the game too late: FC Bayern wins Bundesliga top duel. Before the break it was a clear affair, after the change of sides the Bundesliga top match became exciting again.”

tz: “BVB’s offense comes too late: FC Bayern celebrates a deserved hard-fought victory in the top match”

FAZ: “FC Bayern continues to race from victory to victory. In the German Clásico, the Munich side were initially vastly superior to BVB – and then even grateful for more resistance from Dortmund.”

Spiegel: “Sprinting to the next championship title: 27:4 goals, seventh win – that’s FC Bayern’s record after the duel against Borussia Dortmund. No one seems able to stop Munich on their way to the title. But unrest looms in the Boateng case.”

Süddeutsche Zeitung: “After a half of total dominance, the league leaders were pushed hard by BVB in the second half of the 2-1 win. In the end, Harry Kane had to rush back and help defend.”

Eurosport: “FC Bayern remains unstoppable: the record champions also thrash Borussia Dortmund thanks to Harry Kane and Michael Olise.”

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