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Bundesliga, Matchday 33
  1. goal
    2'Marcel Sabitzer
  2. goal
    29'Timo Werner
  3. goal
    47'Yussuf Poulsen
  4. goal
    65'Timo Werner
Leipzig
RB Leipzig
4 : 5
FC Bayern
FC Bayern Munich
(2:1)
  1. goal
    17'Robert Lewandowski
  2. goal
    60'Thiago Alcántara
  3. goal
    84'Robert Lewandowski
  4. goal
    90'+1David Alaba
  5. goal
    90'+5Arjen Robben
  1. goal
    2'Marcel Sabitzer
  2. goal
    17'Robert Lewandowski
  3. goal
    29'Timo Werner
  4. goal
    47'Yussuf Poulsen
  5. goal
    60'Thiago Alcántara
  6. goal
    65'Timo Werner
  7. goal
    84'Robert Lewandowski
  8. goal
    90'+1David Alaba
  9. goal
    90'+5Arjen Robben
Sat, 13/05/17, 15:30
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Bundesliga, Matchday 33
  1. yellow card
    90'+6Naby Keita
Leipzig
RB Leipzig
4 : 5
FC Bayern
FC Bayern Munich
(2:1)
  1. yellow card
    28'Xabi Alonso
  2. yellow card
    64'Arturo Vidal
  3. yellow card
    64'Douglas Costa
  4. yellow card
    72'Thiago Alcántara
  5. yellow card
    77'Jérôme Boateng
  1. yellow card
    28'Xabi Alonso
  2. yellow card
    64'Arturo Vidal
  3. yellow card
    64'Douglas Costa
  4. yellow card
    72'Thiago Alcántara
  5. yellow card
    77'Jérôme Boateng
  6. yellow card
    90'+6Naby Keita
Sat, 13/05/17, 15:30
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Bundesliga, Matchday 33
  1. substitution
    69'Benno Schmitz for Marcel Sabitzer
  2. substitution
    76'Davie Selke for Yussuf Poulsen
  3. substitution
    80'Rani Khedira for Timo Werner
Leipzig
RB Leipzig
4 : 5
FC Bayern
FC Bayern Munich
(2:1)
  1. substitution
    44'Douglas Costa for Franck Ribéry
  2. substitution
    61'Arturo Vidal for Xabi Alonso
  3. substitution
    67'Thomas Müller for Joshua Kimmich
  1. substitution
    44'Douglas Costa for Franck Ribéry
  2. substitution
    61'Arturo Vidal for Xabi Alonso
  3. substitution
    67'Thomas Müller for Joshua Kimmich
  4. substitution
    69'Benno Schmitz for Marcel Sabitzer
  5. substitution
    76'Davie Selke for Yussuf Poulsen
  6. substitution
    80'Rani Khedira for Timo Werner
Sat, 13/05/17, 15:30
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Bundesliga, Matchday 33
Leipzig
RB Leipzig
4 : 5
FC Bayern
FC Bayern Munich
(2:1)
Stadium/AttendanceRed Bull Arena Leipzig, Leipzig42558 viewers
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Ancelotti: It'll be a feast of football

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It’s the standout fixture on Matchday 33. First versus second, the newly-crowned (again) German champions against their nearest challengers. On Saturday FC Bayern travel to Bundesliga newcomers RB Leipzig for the penultimate game of the season (kick-off 15:30 CEST, live ticker and Webradio commentary on fcbayern.com). “It’ll be a feast of football,” declared Carlo Ancelotti, expressing his excitement ahead of the clash.

The league title may already be wrapped up but Bayern want to demonstrate in Leipzig “that we’re number one in Germany", as highlighted by Thomas Müller. A victory would “round off the season nicely", said Ancelotti, who intends to “put out his best side".

Hummels not in the squad

It’s only in defensive areas where the 57 year-old has personnel concerns. Tom Starke will start in goal again with Manuel Neuer and Sven Ulreich injured, but Ancelotti will also have to come up with a solution in the centre of defence. As well as Javi Martínez who was operated on this week, Mats Hummels will also miss out. “Hummels is tired and has a minor problem but he’ll be back in training next week,” explained the FCB boss.

The FCB defence could therefore be in for a tough afternoon. Having scored 60 goals, Leipzig have the third-best attack in the Bundesliga. Respect for the opponents is big. “Leipzig have had a special season and they deserve to be where they are. They’ve been a fantastic opponent,” praised the Italian.

RB want to ‘ruffle’ Bayern

Thanks to some excellent performances the Saxony outfit have already qualified for the Champions League and can play without any pressure. They’ll be looking to give everything again when they take on Bayern. “It’s game in which we’d obviously like to ruffle them. And we want to put on another good show for our fans in the final home game,” commented captain Dominik Kaiser. “It doesn’t get much better than playing against the German champions in the final home match of the season,” said Ralph Hasenhüttl, who’ll be without injured centre-back Willi Orban.

“I’m expecting a fast-paced match. We need to keep the ball well against Bayern and try to stretch them,” continued the Bulls’ coach. With both teams going for the win, it promises to be a true feast of football!


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