COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — Bayern Munich wanted a late aim from Mathys Tel to proceed its successful streak in Champions League group-stage video games with a 2-1 win at Copenhagen on Tuesday.
With the rating at 1-1, youth and expertise mixed for the successful aim as 34-year-old Thomas Müller picked up a cross from Harry Kane, held off two defenders after which performed in 18-year-old French ahead Tel to blast the ball into the online within the 83rd minute.
It was a uncommon second of cohesive, inventive crew play from Bayern after the German champion spent many of the recreation annoyed by Copenhagen’s deep, compact protection and was weak to the Danish crew’s counterattacks.
Tel’s aim prolonged Bayern’s exceptional run of wins in Champions League group-stage video games to fifteen since a draw with Atletico Madrid in 2020, a contest document. Bayern can be 36 video games unbeaten within the group stage since 2017.
Lukas Lerager opened the scoring for Copenhagen within the 56th however Jamal Musiala responded for Bayern 11 minutes later.
Bayern practically threw the win away in added time however goalkeeper Sven Ulreich dived to maintain out what would have been an personal aim.
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