Bayern strive for victory – THE WORLD

In the end, everything as always. It would indeed hardly have expected anything else at all to sign. Of course, Bayern won at Hannover 96. The 3: 1 (1: 1) but now did not fall under the category of truly brilliant idea, but under the concepts work success. The Saturday afternoon in any case brought from Munich view not only three points, he also left some questions. What were the dunned by sporting director Matthias Sammer lack of automation. Or about the future of defender Dante.

With the 19th win of the season, Bayern may indeed hurry on inexorably towards the championship, after all, was subject Followers Wolfsburg. That such services but also extend to international high standards that may be bad but doubted. “Have a good weekend,” yet was coach Pep Guardiola. He said that although mainly because of this increasing projection in the table.

In Hanover, the expected gameplay developed. The Bavarians had ludicrous possession values. Hannover tried it with minor defensive and occasional forays. And that certainly made for Danger: Already in the 17th minute had Bavaria Holger Badstuber compensate for the speed deficits of Dante and prevent a counterattack by Artur Sobiech. In the 25th it was again Dante, Hiroshi Kiyotake led the box more than attack. The Japanese said thank you and scored the 1: 0 for 96. Coach Guardiola certainly had enough after half an hour of Dante and ordered him on the bench. There it was, however, already 1: 1 because Xabi Alonso, Munich’s Best, a highly controversial decision to kick compensation used (28 minutes)

It was very tactical. clever, like Hanover acted. Arjen Robben as it took from the game. The Bavarians were so hard to opportunities that draw the break and therefore performance-

In the second half, a similar picture. Hanover hid not. Countable to the Munich came only when referee Tobias Welz precipitated the next controversial decision. Robert Lewandowski wanted to start in the six-yard box two feet above the turf on his head when he was hit by Marcelo with his foot on his face. Welz recognized a penalty. “The next clear errors of the referees,” was Hanover Manager Dirk Duffner. This chance Thomas Müller did not miss and hit the guide (61). Eleven minutes later it was again Müller, who worried with a header record straight.

Hanover remains so on winless despite a decent performance in the second half. Given the small projection on the relegation rank and the challenges ahead – it wait Gladbach and Dortmund – having to deal with the issue more acute relegation battle the 96 now. “We played as a team, we have to take in the upcoming games,” said coach Tayfun Korkut. From Duffner he got back cover: “We come out of there together.”