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Highlights

Matchday 33

FINAL

Allianz Arena

Borussia Mönchengladbach

OliseMichael Olise

90'

KaneHarry Kane

31'

S. Jablonski

Allianz Arena

2:37

Watch: Thomas Müller's speech to Bayern fans

0:30

Watch: Harry Kane's "amazing" title win

0:41

Watch: Jamal Musiala on Müller influence

0:38

Watch: Vincent Kompany reaction

2:25

Watch: Müller celebrate with Bayern fans!

See how Thomas Müller celebrated his final home game for Bayern, plus winning the 2024/25 Bundesliga title, in the stands with the club's fans.

4:23

Watch: Bayern presented with title

What a moment, especially for Thomas Müller. It's his 13th and final Meisterschale for boyhood club Bayern.

Trophy presentation

Gladbach's players head down the tunnel as Bayern's gather inside on the steps. For the Foals, a distant dream of European qualification is over for this season. For the hosts, a Meisterschale is on its way as the stage is set up in the middle of the pitch.

Full-time: Bayern 2-0 Gladbach

Harry Kane and Michael Olise score the goals to help the newly-crowned champions wave goodbye to the Allianz Arena for 2024/25 with a win, but the fans only want to chant Thomas Müller's name, and who can blame them. It's a fitting home send-off for a player who has brought so many memories to this ground in a Bayern shirt.

Full-time

90'

+ 3

Substitution

Gabriel Vidović

Harry Kane

90'

+ 3

Vidović for Kane

Applause all around for Bayern's No. 9, who returns the acknowledgement back to the supporters. Gabriel Vidović is on.

90'

+ 2

Yellow card

Michael Olise

90'

+ 1

Kane denied

Another Sané pass into the danger zone is collected by Kane. He's offside, and slams into the side-netting.

90'

Bayern seal the deal

Sané moves into position from the right, dummies a shot and plays a pass along the floor for Olise. A first-time finish with the outside of the boot from the French attacker sends the ball into the corner, and the celebrations begin.

90'

Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 90 minutes

Through high-end camera technology and machine learning, the speed of each player is evaluated in real time. Top speed then means, the fastest measured single frame of a player/game.

Tomáš Čvančara35.39km/h

Franck Honorat35.11km/h

Leon Goretzka34.40km/h

90'

Michael Olise

GOAL!

2:0

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.

35 %

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.

10.12 m

Farewell, Thomas Müller

The stadium announcer shouts out Danke Thomas and the fans raise their arms as one. Thomas Müller makes his way from the field, to be replaced by Serge Gnabry. Will the Allianz Arena ever see the likes of this man again? A guard of honour forms as Müller leaves the home stage.

84'

Substitution

Florian Neuhaus

Rocco Reitz

84'

Substitution

Serge Gnabry

Thomas Müller

83'

Substitution

João Palhinha

Raphaël Guerreiro

Manuel the immovable

Neuer stands tall to keep Stöger out. Huge performance from Bayern's goalkeeper today.

78'

Chances at both ends

It's Müller first with a shot that fizzes over the bar. At the other end, substitute Čvančara sprints clear but is thwarted by Neuer, who adds to his saves collection today.

76'

Gladbach changes

The Foals need a spark here, and coach Seoane makes a triple change in that direction, with Čvančara, Stöger and Pléa coming on.

76'

Substitution

Tomáš Čvančara

Franck Honorat

76'

Substitution

Kevin Stöger

Robin Hack

76'

Substitution

Alassane Pléa

Philipp Sander

74'

Bayern pressure

It's one more Olise cut-inside-and-shoot moments. Omlin smothers the low effort.

71'

xGoals

The xGoals value of a club is calculated from the sum of all goal probabilities (goals and shots on goal) of that team. During a match, it’s easy to see whether the club is performing better than expected (goals > xGoals) - or maybe even higher (xGoals > goals).

xGoals

1.6

0.75

Goals

Fans want Müller goal

The chants are ringing around the stadium, pleading for a Thomas Müller goal on his last competitive appearance at the Allianz Arena as a Bayern player. The hosts are doing their best to give the Raumdeuter the best possible send-off.

66'

Good move

Bayern spread the ball: Sané to Kane to Olise and back across for Müller, whose shot is deflected over.

63'

Substitution

Aleksandar Pavlović

Josip Stanišić

63'

Double swap

Josip Stanišić limps out of the contest to be replaced by Aleksandar Pavlović. Bayern also bring Leroy Sané on, with Kingsley Coman making way.

62'

Substitution

Leroy Sané

Kingsley Coman

59'

Neuer in position again

Reitz arrives at the near post to deflect a Gladbach corner goalwards. Neuer is there to make a crucial stop.

57'

Müller time?

This was the moment the home fans were waiting for: Thomas Müller, back to goal, close in, producing a spin and a shot. Omlin frustrates the home supporters' hopes with a block. Müller may have been offside anyway.

56'

Goal attempts

10off target

4on target

7off target

3on target

55'

Dier's big block

Suddenly, Tim Kleindienst is through on the left and he eyes the target with Eric Dier moving across. Gladbach's striker lets fly. The ball hits Dier and bounces narrowly wide.

53'

Guerreiro takes aim

Olise battles his way through on the right and lays off for Guerreiro - who has Müller beside him. The Portuguese tries one with the outside of his right boot and sends the ball zipping over the top.

50'

Weigl booked

Gladbach's midfielder goes through the back of Olise - after slipping - and that's a yellow card.

50'

Yellow card

Julian Weigl

49'

Neuer fists over

Gladbach come again and Honorat's ball in is punched over the crossbar.

47'

Hosts on the attack

Bayern are on the front foot already. Kane lays the ball off for Laimer, who looks to pick the FCB No.9 out at the back stick. The move breaks down and Gladbach come forward. Lainer races through and sees a low ball into the area deflected wide.

46'

Gladbach swap

Change at the break for the visitors, with USMNT versatile defender Joe Scally coming on for the Foals.

46'

Off we go again

Rocco Reitz - socks rolled down - kicks off the second half.

Kick-off!

45'

+ 1

Substitution

Joe Scally

Nico Elvedi

45'

+ 1

Half-time: Bayern 1-0 Gladbach

Harry Kane's 25th goal of the season has Bayern in control in their final home game of the season. The Foals have threatened enough to suggest they will be a troubling prospect for the hosts after the break, however.

Half-time

42'

Almost Bayern

A nice move involving Kane, who dummies, and Müller, who quickly sends a low pass in for Bayern's No.9. The ball is just too fast for Kane and Omlin can gather.

Kane record

Harry Kane needed just 62 games to score 61 Bundesliga goals. The previous record of this kind was held by Erling Haaland, whose first 61 Bundesliga goals came in 65 games.

41'

Neuer on point

Bayern's No.1 is enjoying himself today and he pulls off a fine save, low down, to turn Hack's curling effort around the post.

38'

Goal attempts

5off target

3on target

2off target

1on target

Olise consolation

Michael Olise may be wondering if his shot would have beaten Omlin without Kane's glancing touch. Still, that's the French attacker's 14th assist of the season, keeping him top of the charts in that particular statistic.

32'

What a goal!

Laimer frees Olise down the right and he cuts inside before darting a shot towards the top corner. Kane wants some of this and gets the top of his head on Olise's effort. The ball nestles high in the net and the Allianz Arena erupts. That's Bundesliga goal No. 25 this season for Kane.

31'

Harry Kane

GOAL!

1:0

Goal probability

4 %

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.

7 m

30'

Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 30 minutes

Through high-end camera technology and machine learning, the speed of each player is evaluated in real time. Top speed then means, the fastest measured single frame of a player/game.

Franck Honorat35.11km/h

Leon Goretzka34.40km/h

Kingsley Coman33.06km/h

28'

Kimmich tries one

It's Kimmich this time who shoots from range after accepting Guerreiro's cut-back. Omlin stands firm as he holds that effort.

27'

Ball Recovery Time

Ball Recovery Time gives the time in seconds in which it takes a team to win back the ball following a loss of possession. It also allows conclusions to be drawn about a team's style of play. Only time when the ball is in play is counted (i.e. no breaks in play such as for goal-kicks, throw-ins etc).

FCB

BMG

12.3 s

18.9 s

26'

Coman has a pop

The French trickster makes himself some space on the edge of the area before arcing a shot wide of the upright.

25'

Possession (%)

6139

22'

Perfectly-timed tackle

Goretzka watches the run of Honart, who goes sprinting into the Bayern box. The Bayern man slides in and makes a superb challenge to concede a corner. From the resulting set-piece, Neuer makes an important block after the ball bounced off Dier and towards the target.

Top entertainment

The Bundesliga champions are giving their all here but are also being pushed hard by Gladbach, who have European ambitions, lest we forget. It's been a highly-entertaining encounter thus far.

17'

xGoals

0.07

0.09

Goals

17'

Guerreiro sliding

The Portuguese races onto Kimmich's inviting, flighted pass into the box. Guerreiro slides but just can't make contact.

15'

Kane chance

Harry Kane watches Laimer's centre all the way but the centre-forward can only nod straight at Omlin when well positioned.

1:06

Thomas Müller mood

What a welcome the Raumdeuter received ahead of his final competitive game for Bayern at the Allianz Arena.

11'

Goal attempts

0off target

0on target

2off target

1on target

10'

Foals pushing

The men in black come again. Hack is in position but his ball for Reitz is just not accurate enough.

Neuer aware

The Bayern goalkeeper is looking sharp on his return as he scurries back to tip Lainer's mis-hit shot over the crossbar.

Müller menace

Today's man-of-the-moment hooks a dangerous ball into the mixer from the left and Omlin is forced to leave his line and waft a hand towards the cross. The Gladbach keeper fails to make contact, but the ball bounces harmlessly wide.

First set-piece

Lainer dumps Coman to the floor wide on the left and that's a free-kick for Bayern. Olise delivers, but the visitors deal with it pretty handily.

Fans in full voice

The home supporters are already belting out the "Deutsche fußballmeister" - or German champions - chant. Bayern are knocking the ball around in their own half all the while.

Peeeep!

Bayern - in their smart new kit - get this game going.

Kick-off!

Here we go

Tributes aside, there's a game of football to be played in Munich today and we're all set to go.

Dier honoured

It's a big day too for Eric Dier, who will be signing off for the rekordmeister at the end of the campaign. The English defender takes the applause of the crowd.

All eyes on Müller

The Bayern and Bundesliga legend steps out with his side ahead of his 750th appearance for the Bavarians and his last competitive game at the Allianz Arena for the hosts. Emotions are high.

Teams in tunnel

Time for the high-fives and back-slaps as both sides gather inside the tunnel at the Allianz Arena. We're edging ever-closer to kick-off.

Party atmosphere

The Allianz Arena is - as you'd expect - bouncing ahead of kick-off, as the recently-crowned champions go through their pre-match warm-up. There is a Meisterschale to lift in a couple of hours, but will Bayern be doing so having won here, or will the hungry Foals temper the mood a little? We're soon to find out!

Post-match ceremony

Bayern will be presented with the title - their 33rd of the Bundesliga era - after today's game. It'll be the 13th time Müller gets his hand on the prize - also a record.

More on those teams

Neuer's back for Bayern after two months on the sidelines with a calf problem, while Kane returns from suspension. Raphaël Guerreiro, Leon Goretzka and Kingsley Coman also start, with Jonas Urbig, Sacha Boey, Aleksandar Pavlović, Leroy Sané and Serge Gnabry making way. As for Gladbach, Nico Elvedi is fit to start in central defence, but Ko Itakura misses out. Right-back Stefan Lainer and midfielder Philipp Sander are preferred to Joe Scally and Rocco Reitz, respectively.

Bayern starting line-up

Neuer (c) - Laimer, Dier, Stanišić, Guerreiro - Kimmich, Goretzka - Olise, Müller, Coman - Kane

Bayern subs

Peretz, Urbig, Gnabry, Sané, Palhinha, Boey, Vidović, Kusi-Asare, Pavlović

Gladbach starting line-up

Omlin (c) - Lainer, Elvedi, Chiarodia, Ullrich - Sander, Weigl - Honorat, Reitz, Hack - Kleindienst

Gladbach subs

Cardoso, Netz, Scally, Stöger, Neuhaus, Herrmann, Fukuda, Pléa, Čvančara

Table talk with Honorat

"For us players, it's important mentally to finish the season in the best league position that we can," said Gladbach winger Franck Honorat before the game. "If we do that then we would have made positive steps as a team, so we do not want to end up in the bottom half. We need to work in order to remain in the top half of the table and possibly even climb a place or two."

Top Tim

Tim Kleindienst is fourth in this season's Bundesliga scoring charts, with 16 goals. Only Peter Meyer (19 goals, 1967/68) and Harald Nickel (20 goals, 1979/80) scored more in their debut campaigns as Gladbach players.

2:03

Watch: Bayern 0-3 Gladbach - highlights

Alassane Pléa was on target as Gladbach ran out 3-0 winners at the Allianz Arena back in October 2018. It remains the Foals' biggest win in Munich.

One for the road?

Müller's faced Gladbach 30 times in all competitions, registering five goals and nine assists. There have been 14 Bayern wins across those games, seven draws and nine defeats, while his last goal in the fixture came in a 6-0 rout on 8 May 2021.

By no means a home banker

Bayern have won three in a row against Gladbach for the first time in over 10 years, but the Foals are something of a bogey team for the champions. No other club has beaten the Bavarians in the Bundesliga as often as Borussia - 28 times!

Permutations

Gladbach are still in with a chance of qualifying for Europe, but they must win here and hope that EITHER RB Leipzig fail to win OR Borussia Dortmund lose to take it to the final day. They can finish no higher than fifth, and their goal difference is also significantly inferior to both Leipzig's and Dortmund's.

Thomas Müller on the emotion of the day

"I'm just going to try to enjoy it. I know that it will be my last home game and that it will also be about me as an individual after the game. At best, it will be a bit separate from the sporting side of things, because we're going to the Allianz Arena to perform and celebrate the title with the fans. That's the priority for me. Of course, I also want to use the time to say goodbye to the fans in their living rooms too. Even if I don't feel like this farewell is forever, because I'm still in this world."

Thomas Müller's thoughts ahead of his final home game

"Being presented with my last German championship trophy in my last home game for Bayern stirs up emotions even in an old timer like me. It's not just me. I'm definitely looking forward to Saturday."

0:31

Watch: Bayern's name on the Meisterschale

The 2024/25 champions have had their name engraved on the Bundesliga trophy for the 34th time.

0:48

Watch: Kompany discusses Bundesliga triumph

A Bundesliga champion in his first season with Bayern Munich, the Belgian boss talks about the feeling of winning the Meisterschale.

Vincent Kompany on Gladbach

"This week was just like any other. We've prepared because it's an important game for us. There's no less pressure on us going into the final two games. We'll keep going. We want to win this game. It's Thomas Müller's last at the Allianz Arena, a celebration for everyone. We want a perfect day on Saturday. It won't be easy, because they're a good opponent."

Gerardo Seoane on Bayern

"When you’re playing away in Munich, it’s only natural that you will have more to do defensively. It will be incredibly important for us to stay compact and keep the spaces tight. We can’t afford any lapses – they will be punished by a side with strong attacking players like FC Bayern have at their disposal. However, it’s also our clear aim to play with courage, have the ball ourselves and take on an active role in the game."

3:31

Watch: Tim Kleindienst - 'Small Service' by name, big returns by nature

Tim Kleindienst is enjoying a superb season in front of goal for Borussia Mönchengladbach and is now Germany's first-choice striker.

Still hope

While Bayern's title has already been wrapped up, Gladbach still have something to play for. They still have an outside chance of reaching the Europa Conference League spot, although they sit five points off with two games to play. Nevertheless, this season has seen the Foals come a long way under Gerardo Seoane, as they're 11 points better off than last season with six more still available to them.

3:04

Watch: Michael Olise's eyewatering debut Bundesliga campaign

Take a deep dive into how Michael Olise took the Bundesliga by storm in his first season at Bayern Munich.

3:15

Watch: Thomas Müller's farewell ahead of final Allianz Arena outing

Take a look back at Thomas Müller's extraordinary career with Bayern Munich ahead of his last dance at the Allianz Arena.

2:37

Watch: Best of Bundesliga Beer Showers

With Bayern to be handed the Meisterschale after the final whistle against Gladbach, the Allianz Arena is prepared for a party. Before the celebrations get underway, relive the most entertaining and most iconic traditional beer shower celebrations from over the years.

Drama kings

Gladbach's last three Bundesliga matches have seen a combined 20 goals – a 4-4 draw at home to Hoffenheim, a 4-3 defeat in Kiel and a 3-2 reverse in Dortmund. Will we see another goalfest against Bayern?

Harry Kane: goal machine

After lifting the very first title of his professional career, Harry Kane (31) is also seeking to become the first player ever to win the Bundesliga's top scorer's cannon in his opening two campaigns. Currently on 24 goals, he's also seeking to become the first player to hit 25 goals in each of his first two seasons.

Bundesliga icon

Not only is this Thomas Müller's final home game for Bayern, but also his 750th competitive appearance for the club. Whatever happens, it's sure to be an emotional day.

2:03

Previous meeting: Borussia Mönchengladbach 0-1 Bayern Munich

Harry Kane scored the game's only goal, from the penalty spot, when these sides met back in January.

2:03

Watch: Borussia Mönchengladbach 4-4 Hoffenheim - highlights

A 91st-minute Tim Kleindienst equaliser sealed a point against Hoffenheim on Matchday 32, at the end of a sensational eight-goal thriller. The result maintained Gladbach's slim hopes of qualifying for Europe.

2:03

Watch: RB Leipzig 3-3 Bayern Munich - highlights

Bayern sealed a record 33rd Bundesliga title on Matchday 32. Following a breathless 3-3 draw away at RB Leipzig, the record champions sealed the deal thanks to Bayer Leverkusen's 2-2 draw with Freiburg.

0:30

Hello and welcome!

Welcome along and thanks for joining us for build-up and live coverage of this Matchday 33 fixture between FC Bayern München and Borussia Mönchengladbach.