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Bundesliga, Matchday 20
  1. goal
    21'Robert Lewandowski
  2. goal
    25'Boateng
  3. goal
    63'Kingsley Coman
  4. goal
    66'Arturo Vidal
  5. goal
    90'Sandro Wagner
FC Bayern
FC Bayern Munich
5 : 2
Hoffenheim
TSG 1899 Hoffenheim
(2:2)
  1. goal
    3'Mark Uth
  2. goal
    12'Serge Gnabry
  1. goal
    3'Mark Uth
  2. goal
    12'Serge Gnabry
  3. goal
    21'Robert Lewandowski
  4. goal
    25'Boateng
  5. goal
    63'Kingsley Coman
  6. goal
    66'Arturo Vidal
  7. goal
    90'Sandro Wagner
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Bundesliga, Matchday 20
    FC Bayern
    FC Bayern Munich
    5 : 2
    Hoffenheim
    TSG 1899 Hoffenheim
    (2:2)
    1. yellow card
      24'Ermin Bicakcic
    2. yellow card
      34'Benjamin Hübner
    3. yellow card
      36'Benjamin Hübner
    1. yellow card
      24'Ermin Bicakcic
    2. yellow card
      34'Benjamin Hübner
    3. yellow card
      36'Benjamin Hübner
    Sat, 27/01/18, 15:30
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    Bundesliga, Matchday 20
    1. substitution
      64'Thomas Müller for Corentin Tolisso
    2. substitution
      78'Rafinha for Arjen Robben
    3. substitution
      85'Sandro Wagner for Kimmich
    FC Bayern
    FC Bayern Munich
    5 : 2
    Hoffenheim
    TSG 1899 Hoffenheim
    (2:2)
    1. substitution
      46'Kevin Akpoguma for Benjamin Hübner
    2. substitution
      59'Nadiem Amiri for Lukas Rupp
    3. substitution
      67'Andrej Kramaric for Benjamin Hübner
    1. substitution
      46'Kevin Akpoguma for Benjamin Hübner
    2. substitution
      59'Nadiem Amiri for Lukas Rupp
    3. substitution
      64'Thomas Müller for Corentin Tolisso
    4. substitution
      67'Andrej Kramaric for Benjamin Hübner
    5. substitution
      78'Rafinha for Arjen Robben
    6. substitution
      85'Sandro Wagner for Kimmich
    Sat, 27/01/18, 15:30
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    Bundesliga, Matchday 20
    FC Bayern
    FC Bayern Munich
    5 : 2
    Hoffenheim
    TSG 1899 Hoffenheim
    (2:2)
    Stadium/AttendanceAllianz Arena, Munich75000 viewers
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    Bayern expecting 'thrilling game' against Hoffenheim

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    Bayern have only suffered two defeats in the Bundesliga this season, one of which was on Matchday 3 at 1899 Hoffenheim. The rematch between the two sides takes place on Saturday at the Allianz Arena (live on Ticker and Webradio from 15:30 CET), giving the record champions the opportunity to avenge that defeat and consolidate their lead at the top of the table.

    “We have a score to settle against TSG after two successive defeats,” declared Bayern CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge. As well as the 2-0 reverse in September, the Reds were also winless in their two encounters with Hoffenheim last season (a 1-0 loss and 1-1 draw).

    The current form book is clearly in the home side’s favour, though. While ninth-placed Hoffenheim have collected just one point from their last three games, Bayern have won each of their last six. “We want to keep going the way we have,” said coach Jupp Heynckes on Friday. “We’ve prepared well this week and I’m confident we’ll put in a good performance.”

    Süle wary of Hoffenheim

    However, Heynckes also warned that the match cannot be seen as a foregone conclusion. “Hoffenheim have achieved a lot over the last two years,” praised the experienced coach. “They have a very good concept and a very good plan for how they want to play,” said Heynckes, who’s expecting “a thrilling game” at the sold-out Arena.

    Niklas Süle also knows from experience what the hosts can expect. “Hoffenheim will demand everything of us and get forward, so we need to be prepared for that.” Heynckes did not reveal whether Süle along with Sebastian Rudy and Sandro Wagner will play against their former club. “It’s of no importance to me what club a player has come from. For Bayern all that matters is winning games. I blank out everything else.”

    No Hummels or Martínez

    Heynckes will be without Javi Martínez and Mats Hummels as well as long-term absentees Manuel Neuer and Thiago. Martínez is still recovering from the effects of a stomach bug. “He’s only been able to do limited training this week. As he’s not yet 100 percent, he won’t be involved,” explained Heynckes. Hummels, meanwhile, still needs “a week of intensive training” after his fitness problems during the winter break.

    In contrast, Hoffenheim head coach Julian Nagelsmann has a full squad at his disposal. “It looks good for Saturday’s game. The whole squad has trained,” said the confident 30 year-old. “We have three positive results against Bayern behind us and I think we can get a fourth. It’s not about damage limitation for us. We’re going to Munich with a plan to win.”


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