Bayern Munich Crush Werder Bremen 4-0 to Stay Unbeaten in Bundesliga 2025/26
Source: Kicker.de Live Ticker
Bayern Stay Perfect in Season
Bayern Munich continue their flawless run in the 2025/26 Bundesliga season after a commanding 4-0 win over Werder Bremen at the Allianz Arena. This victory marks their "eighth consecutive win in competitive matches", keeping them firmly at the top of the table.
Bayern dominated from the first whistle, showing speed, skill, and control. Werder Bremen fought hard but could not match the champions’ quality on the pitch.
First Half: Bayern Takes Charge
Right from the start, Bayern pressed aggressively. In the 2nd minute, Sacha Boey’s cross from the right went just over the Bremen net. Minutes later, Harry Kane, receiving a pass from Leon Goretzka, shot from the edge of the box but missed wide.
At 5 minutes, Luis DÃaz’s header from a cross went slightly wide, and Bremen’s goalkeeper Hein made several important saves to keep his team in the game.
First Goal: Jonathan Tah
In the 22nd minute, Bayern finally broke the deadlock. Michael Olise crossed the ball into the box, and Jonathan Tah redirected it with a back-heel into the net. A slight deflection off Luis DÃaz ensured the ball went in. Bayern led 1-0.
Kane Doubles the Lead with Penalty
Just before halftime, Bayern were awarded a penalty. Marco Friedl fouled Harry Kane in the box, and Kane converted calmly in the 45th minute, scoring his 18th Bundesliga penalty goal. The score at halftime was 2-0, fully deserved for the home side.
Second Half: Bayern Controls the Game
The second half started with Bremen trying to attack more directly, but Bayern remained solid. Manuel Neuer made a few key saves, keeping the clean sheet intact.
In the 61st minute, Bayern made substitutions: Raphael Guerreiro replaced Serge Gnabry, and Joshua Kimmich came on for Leon Goretzka, celebrating his 300th Bundesliga game.
Kane Scores His 100th Bayern Goal
In the 65th minute, a fast counterattack led by Dayot Upamecano and Konrad Laimer ended with Luis DÃaz crossing to Harry Kane, who scored from close range. This was Kane’s "100th goal for Bayern Munich in just 104 matches", the fastest in Europe’s top five leagues. Bayern led 3-0.
Laimer Seals the Victory
Bayern continued to press even with a comfortable lead. In the 87th minute, Tom Bischof found Konrad Laimer, who scored a beautiful left-footed goal, making the final score 4-0. Bremen’s one goal was ruled offside, and Bayern remained dominant until the final whistle.
Match Summary
- Venue: Allianz Arena, Munich
- Result: Bayern Munich 4-0 Werder Bremen
- Goals:
- 22′ — Jonathan Tah
- 45′ — Harry Kane (penalty)
- 65′ — Harry Kane
- 87′ — Konrad Laimer
- Key Saves: Hein (Bremen) denied several Bayern chances
- Milestone: Kane scores 100th goal for Bayern in just 104 matches
What This Win Means
Bayern Munich showed why they are champions. Their defense was solid, midfield controlled the game, and attack was unstoppable. Eight games into the season, Bayern have "8 wins, 0 draws, 0 losses", scoring many goals while conceding very few.
Werder Bremen tried hard but were outclassed by Bayern’s quality. Bayern remain favorites for the Bundesliga title and look ready for any European challenge.
Next Matches
Bayern will aim to extend their unbeaten run in upcoming Bundesliga fixtures. With Kane in top form, Michael Olise creative in midfield, and Konrad Laimer orchestrating play, Bayern are looking strong for the rest of the season.
Final Thoughts
Bayern Munich’s 4-0 win over Bremen is a statement of dominance. From Kane’s goals to Laimer’s midfield control, this team is built to win. Fans can expect more thrilling football as the season continues.
Key Takeaway: Bayern are not just winning — they are dominating. Every player contributed to a near-perfect performance.
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Source
Original match data and reporting from: Kicker.de Live Ticker (Accessed September 2025)
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