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Ein Torfestival für die letzte Titelchance: Der FC Bayern hat eine deutliche Reaktion auf seinen Königsklassen-K.o. gezeigt und in der Bundesliga einen großen Schritt Richtung Meisterschaft gemacht.
Drei Tage nach dem bitteren Viertelfinal-Aus in der Champions League bei Inter Mailand gewann das Team von Trainer Vincent Kompany beim abstiegsgefährdeten 1. FC Heidenheim souverän mit 4:0 (3:0). Damit bauten die Münchner den Vorsprung auf Verfolger Leverkusen vorerst wieder auf neun Punkte aus.
[–>Von Nachwirkungen des bitteren Königsklassen-Ausscheidens ist nichts zu sehen. Im Gegenteil – die Bayern machen schon im ersten Durchgang alles klar!
► 12. Minute: Olise spielt auf Harry Kane (31), der kurz vor dem Strafraum viel Platz hat. Sein Linksschuss fliegt genau in die untere rechte Ecke. Das 1:0!
► 19. Minute: Gnabry schickt Konrad Laimer (27) per starkem Steilpass. Vor Heidenheim-Keeper Müller bleibt der Österreicher cool, schiebt in die kurze Ecke zum 2:0 ein.
► 36. Minute: Kingsley Coman (28) schnappt sich im Strafraum einen Abpraller, überwindet Müller im kurzen Eck. Das 3:0!
Drei Treffer zur Pause – so schaut gelungene Frustbewältigung aus!
Welche Klubs ihn wollen!: Bayern hofft auf Palhinha-Verkauf
Bestes Beispiel: Joshua Kimmich (30), der in der 56. Minute nach Guerreiro-Vorlage zum 4:0 trifft und anschließend trotz der deutlichen Führung so richtig emotional jubelt. Auch beim Kapitän muss die restliche Wut raus.
Kurios: Nach dem Treffer holt sich Kimmich seine Kapitänsbinde bei Zeugwart Haris Harbas ab. Offenbar hatte er die Binde während der Pause in der Kabine vergessen.
Bleibt beim dominanten Bayern-Auftritt aber auch nur eine Randbemerkung. Während der Tabellenführer einen ungefährdeten Dreier holt, bleiben die Heidenheimer auf Platz 16.
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