Bayern Munich 9-2 Dinamo Zagreb
Carnival match in Bavaria! Against Dinamo Zagreb, Vincent Kompany’s Bayern Munich won at the end of a match rich in goals and spectacle.
The Bavarians thought they had done what was necessary after just 45 minutes, already leading by three goals thanks to Harry Kane on penalty (1-0, 19th), Raphael Guerreiro (2-0, 33rd) and Michael Olise (3-0, 38th). But after the break and Manuel Neuer came off injured, the Croatians scored two goals in two minutes thanks to Bruno Petkovic (3-1, 48th) and Takuya Ogiwara (3-2, 49th).
If Dinamo entertained the wild hope of a comeback for a few minutes, it quickly turned into a cold shower with six German goals in the second half. Kane planted a total of four roses (4-2, 57th; 6-2, 73rd: 7-2, 78th), Olise two (5-2, 61st) while Leroy Sane (8-2, 85th) and Leon Gortezka (9-2, 90th) made the score even higher at the very end of the match.
Real Madrid 3-1 Stuttgart
For his return to C1, 14 years after his last participation, Stuttgart offered excellent resistance to the real Madridwithout winning. The Germans landed in Spain with an offensive game plan, Thibaut Courtois having been called upon numerous times in his cage.
It was not until the very beginning of the second half that we saw Kylian Mbappé open the scoring. Served in front of the empty goal by Rodrygo, the French striker does not miss to score his first goal in C1 with the Meringues (1-0, 46th).
If Deniz Undava former player of Union Saint-Gilloise, managed to equalize (1-1, 68th), a header fromAntonio Rüdiger from a corner gave the victory to the Madrilenians at the end of the match (2-1, 83rd).
