FC Bayern Munich vs. SV Werder Bremen (08.11.2022)

On November 8th, 2022, football fans were treated to a goal fest as FC Bayern Munich dominated Werder Bremen in a thrilling match that showcased the offensive prowess of the Bavarian giants.

The scoring opened early when Bayern's young star J. Musiala found the back of the net in the 6th minute, signaling the start of an eventful evening. However, Werder Bremen quickly responded with A. Jung equalizing in the 10th minute, briefly restoring parity.

Bayern's attacking force proved too much, as a penalty was confirmed for the home side in the 16th minute, putting Werder on the back foot again. Shortly after, S. Mané came on as the first substitution for Bayern in the 20th minute, adding fresh legs and vigor to an already formidable lineup.

By the 22nd minute, Serge Gnabry capitalized on the momentum to score, and the goals kept coming. L. Goretzka widened the gap with a normal goal in the 26th minute, followed by another from Gnabry just two minutes later, completing his brace and giving Bayern a comfortable lead before halftime.

Werder Bremen made their first substitution right after the break, with M. Veljković entering the fray in the 46th minute. Bayern continued to rotate their squad, bringing on E. Choupo-Moting and L. Hernández in the 57th minute as their second and third substitutions, respectively.

As Werder attempted to change their fortunes with a cluster of substitutions — I. Gruev and O. Burke in the 59th minute, followed by L. Bittencourt in the 62nd minute — the visiting side found no breakthrough against the dominant hosts.

Bayern then refreshed their midfield, with L. Goretzka coming off for a substitute in the 71st minute, alongside J. Musiala making way for the fifth and final substitution for Munich.

As the match approached its end, Serge Gnabry completed his hat-trick in the 82nd minute, placing an exclamation mark on an exceptional individual performance. The scoring was wrapped up by M. Tel in the 84th minute, capping off a sensational display of attacking football from Bayern.

Werder Bremen made their final substitution in the 88th minute, with C. Groß stepping onto the pitch. Despite the changes, the game had long been decided, and Bayern Munich walked away with a convincing victory, delighting the home supporters and further cementing their place as one of Europe's most fearsome sides.

Lineup FC Bayern Munich

Lineup SV Werder Bremen

Substitutes FC Bayern Munich

Substitutes SV Werder Bremen

FC Bayern Munich

Germany's most successful club has nicknames such as FCB, Die Roten, Stern des Südens and FC Hollywood. The team colours are red and white, while the Bavarian flag motif also appears in the emblem. The club plays its home games in the Allianz Arena. It holds 75,000 people for league matches and 5,000 less for international matches. It is the second largest football stadium in Germany. It is a modern hall from 2005, and since then Bayern Munich have also played their matches here.

SV Werder Bremen

The club's nicknames are Die Werderaner and Die Grün-Weißen. The club colours are green and white, which are both on the jerseys and in the emblem. The club's anthem is "Lebenslang Grün-Weiß" and after every goal, "I'm Gonna Be" by Scottish duo The Proclaimers is played in the home stadium. They are at home, by the way, in a sanctuary called Weser-Stadion, which has a capacity of 42,100 people for league matches. Among other things, it hosts concerts.

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