Nagelsmann’s Bayern gains momentum that, even without capturing their best version on the green of the Allianz Arena, He had no problems to endorse a very hard hand to Hertha Berlin thanks to a hat-trick of the usual: Lewandowski. It was the Bundesliga champion’s fourth consecutive win since beating Borussia Dortmund 3-1 in the German Super Cup. In this way, the sixteenth European champion bids farewell to the national team break, sharing the lead with Freiburg and Leverkusen, yes, waiting for what Wolfsburg does on Sunday in their duel against Marsch’s Leipzig.
It was not one of the most lucid performances by the Munich team, but enough to get ahead after five minutes into the game. Lewandowski let a shipment of Davies pass into the area for Müller, at his pleasure, to open the can. So much did not give wings to the Bavarians, who continued to be the thickest in creation, but still managed to tickle a poor Hertha of the softest behind. A header from Goretzka narrowly went off, another from Lewandowski did enter and rose to the scoreboard after the VAR invalidated the initial offside indicated by the assistant. He has been scoring thirteen consecutive games. The Torpedo Müller’s record stands at 16.
Meanwhile, the Hertha was conspicuous by its absence. Both in defense and attack. He couldn’t make two passes in a row without stalling and the Bayern did not take in apuntillarar to him. It was the champion’s new hot boy that Nagelsmann had once again included in his eleven to the detriment of Sané: Musiala. A right hand from the German-English as soon as the second period began, his third goal so far this season, sentenced the match and ended up knocking down a Berlin box that conceded two more, both works by the insatiable Lewandowski (He has seven targets in four appearances this season). The Pole has no roof.