Bayern Munich battled early against FC Köln. That much was evident as set piece after set piece rained down on deputizing goalkeeper Jonas Urbig’s goal, forcing the youngster to make many saves. After just 30 minutes, Der Effzeh seized the lead, only for Bayern to reply. Seven minutes after Köln’s opener, the Bavarians had turned the game around and led 2-1. Of course, Harry Kane was instrumental in that, scoring an incredible goal by swiveling and putting the ball into the top corner from an impossible angle with his weak foot.
“The first 30 minutes were not easy. We also had chances to grab the lead back then. Then they scored. However, the feedback was really positive. “It was critical that we took control before halftime,” the England captain said, as reported by Bayern’s official website. “In the second half, we used our style more effectively. As they tired, spaces opened up for us to exploit. We’re in a good place right now; we need to keep it that way and keep winning.”
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Kane contributed to Bayern’s strong second half by scoring a second goal to give them some breathing room. Despite the hurdles, Bayern moves on to the next task after completing a faultless season so far.
Bayern Munich headed to Cologne for a midweek DFB-Pokal match against FC Köln.
The Bavarians were confident going into the game, but they knew FC Köln would not be easy to beat in front of their home crowd. Ultimately, Bayern Munich won 4-1 by doing precisely what it has done to every other opponent it has faced recently: wear them down and pounce.
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