German Bundesliga

BVB Snatches a Point from Bayern at the Last Second

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31.10.2026 20:26
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Konrad Laimer saved his first goal of the season for a special match: The Austrian national team player scored the temporary 1-0 lead (38') for FC Bayern in the 2-2 draw against Borussia Dortmund in the Bundesliga showdown. After goals by Dayot Upamecano (66th), Serhou Guirassy (60th), and Fabio Silva (89th), the top two teams remain tied for first place after eight rounds. Earlier in the afternoon, the chasing pack—Freiburg, Leipzig, and Bremen—had each recorded wins.

The top match in Munich had plenty to offer. After Michael Olise hit the crossbar, Dortmund also created chances. Jobe Bellingham’s celebration in the 34th minute was premature, as Carney Chukwuemeka was offside after winning the ball and had also collided with Bayern goalkeeper Jonas Urbig.

Shortly afterward, Laimer won the ball in midfield, exposing BVB as they pushed forward. After a give-and-go with Olise, the Austrian national team player converted his own follow-up shot after his first attempt was stopped by Gregor Kobel’s foot save.

Kane hits the crossbar with a penalty kick 
By this point, Bayern—playing without head coach Vincent Kompany, who was out sick—had already lost forwards Ismael Saibari (ankle) and Serge Gnabry (thigh) to injuries. In the closing minutes, Olise also limped off the field, injured. After the break, Bayern missed a chance to make it 2-0. Harry Kane blasted a handball penalty—which he had drawn himself—onto the crossbar (57').

Dortmund—who had surprisingly started with a back four—capitalized on this. Guirassy scored the 1–1 equalizer after a pass from the dynamic Chukwuemeka (60'). Munich did, however, quickly regain the lead. Kane headed a cross from Kimmich to Upamecano, who pushed the ball over the line to make it 2–1 (66').

Once again, Kane and his teammates failed to seal the deal, and the visitors—led by substitute Marcel Sabitzer—snatched the victory from Bayern with a late goal by Fabio Silva (89th minute).

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