Bundesliga-Live Ticker for Matchday 25

57'

Musiala converts

And that's a big moment for the German international as he scores his first goal since that horrible injury at the Club World Cup.

57'

3 - 0

Jamal Musiala

GOAL!

3:0

Penalty

Goal probability

Goal probability determines the likelihood that the ball will land in the goal from every position on the pitch. The value is based on large amounts of data from previous years; factors such as shot angle, distance to goal and opponent pressure - as well as mathematical models.

77 %

Shot speed

Shot speed describes the maximum speed in km/h that a ball reaches in a shot on goal. The distance is measured from the location of the shot to the centre of the goal.

93.23 km/h

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

11 m

55'

Penalty and a red card

Jackson bursts into the box under pressure from Reitz and goes down whilst shooting. The referee points to the spot, and Reitz is dismissed for not trying to play the ball.

55'

2 - 0

Red card

Rocco Reitz

52'

Side-netting

Kimmich sets Laimer on the edge of the box, and he lets fly. The effort isn't far away either, hitting the side-netting.

2 - 0

Kick-off!

45'

+ 2

2 - 0

Substitution

Jonas Urbig

Manuel Neuer

Half-time: Bayern 2-0 Gladbach

It's a hammerblow for Gladbach right on the stroke of half-time, and now Bayern look in a very comfortable position. The visitors managed to keep Bayern at bay for the opening 30 minutes, but since Díaz's opener, Bayern have looked increasingly dangerous, and 2-0 doesn't flatter the Bundesliga leaders.

Laimer makes it 2-0!

Laimer wins the ball inside his own half and finds Jackson. He spins and runs forward before feeding Díaz in the box. He then looks up and finds Laimer on the far side. The Austrian takes a touch before hammering home for 2-0.

2 - 0

Half-time

45'

+ 1

2 - 0

Konrad Laimer

GOAL!

2:0

Goal probability

39 %

Shot speed

Shot speed describes the maximum speed in km/h that a ball reaches in a shot on goal. The distance is measured from the location of the shot to the centre of the goal.

91.28 km/h

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

12.06 m

0:21

Double chance

Jackson receives the ball on the edge of the box, skips past a defender and has a go on his left, but his effort is straight at Nicolas. Bayern then recycle the ball, and Musiala heads the ball to Laimer, who fires over the bar.

34'

1 - 0

SituationNo penalty

ReviewFoul?

DecisionNo penalty

Díaz volleys home the opener

Goretzka receives the ball on the spin on the edge of the area and dinks a delightful ball through to Díaz, who volleys home first time from inside the box. A lovely move to open the scoring.

33'

1 - 0

Luis Díaz

GOAL!

1:0

Goal probability

11 %

Shot speed

Shot speed describes the maximum speed in km/h that a ball reaches in a shot on goal. The distance is measured from the location of the shot to the centre of the goal.

91.87 km/h

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

12.47 m

25'

Karl bends an effort towards goal

Kimmich pounces on a loose pass before being fouled. The referee plays advantage, and the ball is fed to Karl. He shoots first time, but Nicolas gets across to beat the shot away acrobatically.

0:25

Narrowly offside

Bayern work the ball around the edge of the Gladbach box before Goretzka finds Karl with a beautifully disguised pass, and the youngster whips the ball into the far corner with his left foot. However, the 18-year-old was narrowly offside when the pass was played.

0 - 0

Kick-off!

0:56

Watch: Young Bayern fans help announce the Bayern starting XI

0:17

Watch: The Gladbach players warm-up

0:33

Watch: The Bayern goalkeepers are out to warm-up

0:13

Watch: The Gladbach players check out the pitch

More on that Bayern team

The big news before this game was that Kane would miss out due to a muscle injury, and in his absence, Jackson will lead the line in one of seven changes to the side that beat Dortmund in Der Klassiker last time out. Elsewhere, Neuer, Kim, Bischof, Goretzka, Karl and Musiala replace Urbig, Tah, Stanišić, Pavlović, Olise and Gnabry.

More on that Gladbach team

After picking up an important three points last time out against Union Berlin, Polanski only makes two changes, with one being enforced. Stöger replaces the suspended Engelhardt in midfield, whereas Bolin enters the attack in place of Mohya.

Vincent Kompany on facing Gladbach

"The lads who are going to be involved tomorrow against Gladbach are really looking forward to it. If Harry isn't involved, some of the lads are hoping they can get their moment. We, as the staff, are also looking forward to being part of it."

Eugen Polanksi on facing Bayern

"We know about Bayern’s outstanding quality. It’s about going there as a team and showing enough to believe we can compete. For that, we need total commitment. We have to stay focused, be aggressive in the duels and, at the same time, be smart on the ball."

Frank Schmidt on facing Hoffenheim

"They're third in the table, on course for the Champions League, and fully deserved. They have almost no weak spot in the team, play great football and are very consistent, also in their team selection. They counter-press well, are one of the hardest-working teams in the league. They're a very well-assembled team."

Kasper Hjulmand on facing Freiburg

"They've been very good in Europe as well. You can only congratulate them there. We took a step forward against Hamburg in terms of our performance. We want to be active, get a win and take another step. It'll be important to be more clinical in front of goal and put games to bed earlier."

Andreas Schicker on facing Heidenheim

Hoffenheim's managing director spoke at Friday's press conference in place of Christian Ilzer, who's sick and may not be on the touchline on Saturday. "I have the greatest respect for Heidenheim's journey in recent years. Obviously they're having a tough season, but that's irrelevant for us. Everyone goes into a Bundesliga match wanting to win. I know it's a difficult away game. We need a very focused performance to get three points."

Daniel Thioune on facing Union

"They play a bit like Heidenheim, a very physical approach. They also have pace, so covering will be important, especially in transition. They often go for second balls and create dangerous moments from set pieces. Playing at home, they'll want to make things happen."

Julian Schuster on facing Leverkusen

"They're a team that are good on the ball. The key is to deny them those moments. That requires a lot of effort off the ball.”

Sebastian Hoeneß on facing Mainz

"Urs Fischer has brought some energy back to the club. Mainz are on the right track, and this will be a tough match, but we’ll be looking to get something out of the game and to see if we can beat them again.”

Ole Werner on facing Augsburg

"Augsburg are in good form and very clinical - they don't need many chances. We'll need to be just as focused as we were last weekend."

Manuel Baum on facing Leipzig

“Leipzig are variable, with an intense style of play and a lot of individual quality that we will need to keep under control. We showed that we’re capable of playing well against big teams in the games against Bayern and Leverkusen.”

Daniel Bauer on facing Hamburg

"We have an incredibly important six-pointer on Saturday. It'll come down to the fundamentals. We need a high work rate and intensity. In every challenge, it must be clear that we want the win that little bit more."

Lukas Kwasniok on facing Dortmund

"With the way the team go about their daily work, their commitment, the total support for one another – that gives me the conviction that we can win games like this. Dortmund are very difficult to play against because they are incredibly disciplined and have a physical presence. They are very serious, professional and mature. But we have the vision and the belief that we can win.”

Niko Kovač on facing Cologne

"This team, especially at home in this fantastic stadium with its amazing atmosphere, is capable of special things. We have to give our all again and work hard to defeat our opponents."

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Standings

		P	Won-Draw-LostW-D-L	G	+/-	Pts
1	FCBBayernBayern Munich	25	21-3-1	91:23	+68	66
2	BVBDortmundBorussia Dortmund	24	15-7-2	51:25	+26	52
3	TSGHoffenheimHoffenheim	24	14-4-6	49:31	+18	46
4	VFBStuttgartVfB Stuttgart	24	14-4-6	48:32	+16	46
5	RBLLeipzigRB Leipzig	24	13-5-6	46:33	+13	44
6	B04LeverkusenBayer Leverkusen	24	13-4-7	45:29	+16	43
7	SGEFrankfurtEintracht Frankfurt	24	9-7-8	48:49	-1	34
8	SCFFreiburgFreiburg	24	9-6-9	34:39	-5	33
9	FCAAugsburgAugsburg	24	9-4-11	30:41	-11	31
10	FCUUnion BerlinUnion Berlin	24	7-7-10	29:38	-9	28
11	HSVHamburgHamburg	24	6-8-10	26:35	-9	26
12	BMGM'gladbachBorussia Mönchengladbach	25	6-7-12	27:42	-15	25
13	KOECologneCologne	24	6-6-12	33:41	-8	24
14	M05MainzMainz	24	5-8-11	27:39	-12	23
15	STPSt. PauliSt. Pauli	24	6-5-13	23:40	-17	23
16	SVWBremenWerder Bremen	24	5-7-12	25:44	-19	22
17	WOBWolfsburgWolfsburg	24	5-5-14	33:53	-20	20
18	FCHHeidenheimHeidenheim	24	3-5-16	22:53	-31	14