Bayern Munich

Dortmund and Bayern both have 15 points. But who will win this season's first Der Klassiker?

Bayern, however, have had a mediocre start to the league by their standards. Dortmund will have three more games to play in October: Union Berlin (away, 16th October), Stuttgart (home, 22nd October), and Eintracht Frankfurt (away, 29th October). They are 5th in the table due to an inferior goal different.

Bayern Munich's much-anticipated game against Borussia Dortmund did not disappoint. In what was a thrilling encounter from start to finish, the Bavarians ...

A top defender needs to be vigilant at all times and throw in everything and the kitchen sink for the full 90. In this game, however, the refereeing was egregious, and this wouldn’t pass in a Sunday league game. It is embarrassing when the defense switches off during the last 15 minutes of a game and concedes twice in the process. The CBs however, have to be better. The team gifted Dortmund the draw, and this is simply not good enough. It really isn’t that big of a dive from “Supamecano” to “Upamecan-oh”, which seems to be the problem. The defense was caught snoozing in the dying seconds, and again, there is no excuse for that. In what was a thrilling encounter from start to finish, the Bavarians ended up with a last minute draw after a late collapse. A wonderful footballing display from both sides, and kudos to Dortmund for rising from the ashes like a phoenix and torching that paper-mache Bayern defense. You simply cannot blame that on the coach. Jamal Musiala grabbed two assists this game with great timely runs and good vision, while Leroy Sané scored off a powerful effort that the goalkeeper could only deflect into the net. That would be a good way to summarize the game.

French striker Anthony Modeste scored in the fourth minute of injury time as Borussia Dortmund snatched a 2-2 draw at home to Bayern Munich on Saturday.

The points were shared at Signal-Iduna Park thanks to an Anthony Modeste goal in the 95th minute. Bayern Munich appeared to have the match won when they went ...

The German midfielder shot from outside the box to expertly beat the goalkeeper. but went behind to a brilliant strike from Goretzka. The points were shared at Signal-Iduna Park thanks to an Anthony Modeste goal in the 95th minute.

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Bremen would make his deal permanent in 2013 for €3m where he would score 7 and assist thrice in a year and a half long stint before going on loan to Freiburg for half a season. Manuel Neuer joined for a club record fee of €30m, which was also the most expensive fee for a goalkeeper at the time. Did Jupp Heynckes deserve better than only being known for this one season where Bayern came ever so close but couldn’t get the job done in any tournament? Outside of a two year period from 2017 to 2019, Neuer has been undoubtedly the best goalkeeper in the world all the way up until the last few months with the rise of one Thibaut Courtois. The greatest goalkeeper of all time: Manuel Peter Neuer. Miroslav Klose wasn’t a huge loss as Mario Gómez had taken over the duties of starting number 9, but he was still a world class player who Bayern could have treated better. He would be disappointed by his playing time and would leave the very next season on loan to Werder Bremen, where he was wildly successful with 11 goals and 6 assists in the league, not missing a single game. Jupp Heynckes’ return to Bayern showcased his quality as a manager and it seemed inevitable this squad would do big things, but it was at the final hurdle that it all fell apart. One poor game was enough for his contract with Galatasaray to be terminated. But Hamit Altintop was the closest, a player who still had a few years left at the top but would not be able to negotiate a contract extension in Munich, instead signing for Real Madrid on a free transfer. I think Emre Can is one of the most underrated players in the modern era. Can still has many years left at the top level at 28, so it remains to be seen where his fascinating career goes next.

Matthijs de Ligt high-fives Alphonso Davies during the match. Photo by Dennis Bresser/Soccrates/Getty Images. Oh my! Borussia Dortmund equalized Bayern ...

Dortmund are not a team to back down or fall apart after a 0-1 deficit, and came out with the same energy in the second half. The second time — with the very last kick of the game, to boot — he made no mistake, and clawed his team back to parity. That slide-rule pass for Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting in second-half stoppage time was a keen example of his creative prowess. He was impeccable in the timing of his challenges and frankly saved the day on numerous nervy occasions. Playing on the left side of midfield, Goretzka had a box-to-box role and was charged with both launching Bayern attacks and showing some defensive steel. He’s nigh-undroppable for club and country, and had his involvement in both Bayern goals — though he only got credited with one assist. Sané quieted things down with an absolute screamer in the 53rd minute, again beating Mayer when the BVB keeper might have done better. But Goretzka gets the nod for a very important opening goal. He’s been much-maligned and didn’t get the start...but saved the entire day for his team. Heroic efforts in defense, with Upamecano leading the way. Niklas Süle made his trademark Sülinho forays, Julian Brandt teased with some fantastic service from the wings, and Youssoufa Moukoko and Anthony Modeste provided the goals. Here’s our awards on the day.

Borussia Dortmund's Anthony Modeste headed in a last-gasp equaliser to complete a sensational two-goal comeback and snatch a 2-2 draw against visitors ...

The last two or three minutes, with a player less, it was an open game." Overall it's a fair result." Register now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.com

had an entertaining finish...for the neutrals. For the ex-Bayern keeper and current CEO, it was sheer agony.

We have to get to first place quickly.” We have to play some situations in a better way, then the game would be decided. A former Bayern goalkeeper himself, Kahn knows all too well the agony of conceding goals — and especially in this fashion. BVB were pretty dead and we brought them back to the game ourselves.” “We should have decided the game long before. Still, sometimes the beast will emerge from within — and when Bayern dropped another two Bundesliga points in the dying seconds of Der Klassiker against [Borussia Dortmund](https://www.fearthewall.com), Kahn's frustration was...palpable.

FUMING Oliver Kahn slipped off his chair as he watched Borussia Dortmund score a dramatic 95th-minute equaliser.The exasperated Bayern Munich CEO, 53,

[Bayern](https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/team/1249869/bayern-munich/). [Dortmund](https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/team/1250149/borussia-dortmund/) got a further boost when Kingsley Coman was sent off in the 90th minute. [HOW TO GET FREE BETS ON FOOTBALL](https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/betting-tips/19779073/football-free-bets-offers-bonus-new-sign-up/) [2-2 in the Bundesliga](https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/20022221/borussia-dortmund-vs-bayern-munich-live-stream-score-tv-channel-bundesliga-online/). [Jude Bellingham sent Alphonso Davies to hospital](https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/20051619/alphonso-davies-jude-bellingham-borussia-dortmund-bayern-munich/) after accidentally catching him in the face with a high boot. [Bayern Munich CEO](https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/20021073/bayern-munich-kahn-cristiano-ronaldo/), 53, sat in the stands helpless as his side were unable to hold on against their Bundesliga rivals.

Canadian star Alphonso Davies had to leave Bayern Munich's game against Borussia Dortmund on Saturday with a suspected concussion after taking a boot to the ...

Davies did not see further action, with Bayern manager Julian Nagelsmann saying after the game that the Canadian had a suspected concussion. With the World Cup looming next month, Davies' health will be a concern to John Herdman. The 21-year-old from Edmonton then fell to the ground, clutching his face.

A heated Der Klassiker finished 2-2 between Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund, with the latter rescuing a point with Anthony Modeste's 95th minute ...

We had a lot of good moments and had much better control of the game. Listen to it below or [on Spotify](https://open.spotify.com/episode/4OtT8bizJAnTWU77czwBve). We had to defend better the situation just before the 2-2"— Bayern & Germany (@iMiaSanMia) He hits him and that’s yellow,” said the 61-year-old on Sky and would therefore have expected a dismissal. The Canadian was eventually subbed off and taken to hospital to look at a potential concussion. Bayern left-back Alphonso Davies got into a challenge with Bellingham and got caught in the eye.

Alphonso Davies suffered a "cranial bruise" while in action against rivals Borussia Dortmund on October 8, and with the 2022 World Cup arriving soon, ...

Canada won four and lost two while Davies was sidelined, including a home victory over the United States. However, if Davies did suffer a concussion, his return could be more questionable. As a result, Davies was substituted off at halftime, with Josip Stanisic coming on.

Bayern Munich have revealed that Alphonso Davies suffered a bruised skull after being caught by a high boot from Jude Bellingham in Der Klassiker.

The 21-year-old is feeling good in the circumstances but sat out training on Sunday. Dortmund could also have been reduced to 10, though, as England international midfielder Bellingham kicked Canadian left-back Davies in the head after previously collecting a yellow card. [official website](https://fcbayern.com/en/news/2022/10/diagnosis-alphonso-davies-suffers-cranial-bruise), saying: “FC Bayern defender Alphonso Davies suffered a cranial bruise in the 2-2 draw at Borussia Dortmund in Saturday's big Bundesliga match, scans have revealed.

With every online abuse study, it becomes more and more convincing just how much the beautiful game has been marred by social media.

[Sport1](https://www.sport1.de/news/fussball/bundesliga/2022/10/twitter-check-choupo-moting-wird-am-haufigsten-beleidigt?utm_source=sharing_platform&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=sharing_app), the attacker has an “insult percentage” of 7.3%. Be kinder to one another wherever it be — whether online, or in real life. However the passion for success and victory often blinds fans and they use social media to make their opinions heard, sometimes in a harsh and hurtful tone.

Since taking over as CEO in June 2021, Oliver Kahn has cut a very calm and, at times, even detached figure at Bayern Munich. But on Saturday night, ...

A degree of carelessness is maybe understandable, if not excusable, when deep down, they know they’re likely to win the league come what may. This time, they played as if BVB’s chances of staging a comeback after going 2-0 down were not worthy of serious consideration and were duly punished for their presumptuousness. Kahn’s meme-tastic reaction shows the whole extent of the Bayern hierarchy’s frustration this autumn.