Bayern Munich crushed Werder Bremen 5-0. The Bavarians have a new superstar

Vincent Kompany’s Bayern Munich crushed Werder Bremen 5-0 in the 4th round of the Bundesliga.

The star of the Bavarian team scored two goals in the match at the Weserstadion.

Bayern Munich is on a high and marching in the fight for the title

Bayern won easily on the field of Werder Bremen, score 5-0, in the 4th stage of the German championship. The Bavarians scored through Michael Olise (x2), Jamal Musiala, Harry Kane and Serge Gnabry.

The footballer transferred from Crystal Palace is causing a stir in the shirt of Bayern Munich. The Frenchman scored two goals in the match at the Weserstadion.

The evolution of Olise in the match with Werder Bremen did not go unnoticed by the journalists from AS: “Two goals and two assists from the French striker outline another win for Kompany’s Bayern.

Bayern Munich remain unstoppable and have shown once again that they are serious about this season. Vincent Kompany’s side ticked off an emphatic victory at Bremen on an afternoon in which Michael Olise shone with a total of two goals and two assists.

Bremen had a clear idea from the start. Werner’s men opted to sit back and contain Bayern’s attacks, but their plan didn’t work.

Kompany’s men got to the goal and tore down the home team’s defence. And they did it thanks to an Olise who was unleashed”.

Vincent Kompany rejoices after Werder Bremen – Bayern Munich 0-5: “I’m happy”

Vincent Kompany, coach of Bayern, came with a first reaction after the match. The Belgian is delighted with his team’s victory.

“Away games in the Bundesliga are always hard to win. We couldn’t ask for a better game. The guys did a good job. I am satisfied. It was a deserved victory. We managed not to concede a goal.

I’m happy when we’re in good form and we showed that today. The only thing that matters is that we won today.

Starting on Monday, we will start preparations for the match in Leverkusen. Our mentality must be that of not looking too much at the past”, declared the coach of the Bavarians.