At 22:30 Beijing time on December 11, the 15th round of the Bundesliga, Bayern Munich hosted Mainz. In the first half, Onisivo took the lead; in the second half, Koeman equalized with a single knife and Musharra made a contribution. In the end, Bayern won 2-1 against Mainz to continue to lead the table.
In the 24th minute, Bokat was turned around in the penalty area and a pass was picked up by Onisivo's spiritual running position to break the net from close range! 1-0, Mainz anti-customer-oriented!
In the last three meetings with Bayern, Mainz has been able to take the lead in breaking the deadlock on the field. In the second leg of last season, Mainz won 2-1, directly preventing Bayern from winning the title early.
In the 53rd minute, Tolisso's precise long pass from the back, Koeman stopped the ball perfectly, and the crotch-piercing goalkeeper in the penalty area broke the goal! 1-1, Bayern equalised!
In the 74th minute, Pavard crossed from the right, Ande Musharra swung past the defence and fired a low shot from the edge of the penalty area! Bayern 2-1 wins!
In the end, Bayern won 2-1 over Mainz, rejecting a cold game. In the history of the two teams, Bayern have won five consecutive home games, setting a new record for the longest consecutive wins.
The 34-year-old Nagelsmann also successfully unlocked the 100-game victory milestone of his Bundesliga manager's career. He is also the fastest manager to achieve this in nearly 25 years, with just 199 games.
In the middle of this week, Bayern beat Barca 3-0 at home, directly sending the Rossandre out of the Champions League; back in the league, the "South King" remained strong. Meanwhile, Bayern's lead has widened to six points as top-ranking rivals Borussia Dortmund are tied 1-1 by Bochum. However, former Bayern boss Hans Frick believes that "there are no contenders in the Bundesliga right now. This situation is not a good thing, we have a few more top teams will be better. "This season, it is true that only Bayern has qualified for the Champions League knockout stages.