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88'
C. Andrés
H. Kane
52'

Allianz Arena(Sold out)

Sören Storks

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Alphonso Davies

1:30

An unforgettable day for Bayern!

90'

+ 4

DFL CEOs Dr Marc Lenz and Dr Steffen Merkel congratulate Bayern

“Congratulations to FC Bayern on winning the German championship! The team have had an exceptional Bundesliga season and have once again set new standards, not least with their goalscoring record. We congratulate the players, Vincent Kompany and his coaching staff, as well as the management team led by Herbert Hainer, Jan-Christian Dreesen, Max Eberl and Rouven Kasper, all staff members and the fans of the record champions. As well as impressive performances in the Bundesliga, Bayern are also representing German football magnificently on the European stage. We wish them every success for their UEFA Champions League semi-final and look forward to more fantastic European nights."

0:24

Díaz working overtime

As the title-winning celebrations die down, the Colombian takes on other important duties!

0:21

Kane: "This makes it worth it"

Your 2025/26 Bundesliga champs!

Smiles all round as the players gather for a photo in front of the Südkurve.

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0:17

Kompany: "It's been a team effort"

Goretzka keeping good-luck charm safe

It looks like the cockatoo mascot, which came to fame during Bayern's title celebrations last year and was featured on their post-match t-shirts today, is here to stay!

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Neuer soaks up the cheers of the crowd

The veteran 'keeper watched from the bench today, but has been a key player for Bayern all season.

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0:17

Man of the Match Davies: "It's amazing!"

Kompany delighted but already eyeing next challenge

Speaking to DAZN post-match, the Bayern coach could not hide his joy: “It's a wonderful feeling. To experience moments like this takes a lot of hard work, so you have to savour them. And we can still win more [this season]. It’s not over yet; there’s more to come.”

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0:40

A joint celebration...

..between players and fans.

Musiala: "It's a brilliant feeling"

"We've shown, game after game, that we always go into matches with the same mindset and the same hunger," the talented forward told DAZN after the match.

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0:38

The moment the dream became a reality

Kimmich on Bayern's title success

“The way we’ve got here has been very consistent and very confident. We can be really proud of that. And we’re now going to have a quick drink in the stadium with the family and the team!" (via DAZN)

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Karazor on Bayern's title

The Stuttgart captain was in a magnanimous mood post-match: "They've been the best team, and it's a well-deserved title. I wish them luck in the Champions League."

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0:30

The obligatory champion squad photo!

Sheer joy...

...on Kompany's face, as he celebrates steering Bayern to the Bundesliga title for the second successive year.

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0:07

Díaz and his coach share a moment

A big hug for Kane

Kompany shows his appreciation for the Bundesliga's leading marksman.

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0:35

Sweet Caroline rings out in Munich

And for the Bayern players, good times have never seemed so good!

Joyous reaction all round

Olise and Co. can't hide their delight at becoming German champions.

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0:21

In good Kompany

The Bayern boss takes the acclaim of the crowd!

0:09

The party has started!

The Bayern fans and players celebrate their 34th title together in style.

Full-time: Bayern Munich 4-2 VfB Stuttgart

BAYERN MUNICH ARE BUNDESLIGA CHAMPIONS AGAIN!! They only needed a point today, but in the end, despite a shock early goal for the visitors, Bayern ran out comfortable winners, with Guerreiro, Jackson, Davies and Kane getting the decisive goals. Let the celebrations commence!

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Full-time

90'

+ 3

Non-stop singing now

The home fans are ready to celebrate.

90'

Three mins to go

We're going to have three additional minutes.

Consolation goal for Stuttgart!

What a goal! Following a scramble in the Bayern box, Chema slams home a powerful shot that Urbig gets his fingers to but can't stop flying into the net!

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88'

Chema Andrés

GOAL!

4:2

Assist:Atakan Karazor

Chema Andrés

Goal probability

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.

5 %

Shot speed

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.

90.67 km/h

Distance to Goal

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.

18.69 m

85'

Substitution

Josip Stanišić

85'

Substitution

Badredine Bouanani

84'

Bayern fans are ready

Swaying and singing in the Südkurve, the home faithful is ready to party!

80'

Stanišić hits one wide

Olise finds Stanišić, but he can't get his feet right and ends up weakly knocking the ball wide - unlucky!

76'

Substitution

Bara Sapoko Ndiaye

Raphaël Guerreiro

76'

Substitution

Ermedin Demirović

73'

Double chance for Olise

Olise lines up a promising-looking free kick on the edge of the box. He strokes it nicely, but it's deflected over for a corner. From the corner, the Frenchman tries to loop the ball into the net, but Mittelstädt, at full stretch, manages to head it over the bar!

70'

Great save by Urbig!

Tomás finds himself one-on-one with the Bayern 'keeper, who makes an excellent save with his foot!

67'

Olise so close!

The crowd were convinced the fifth goal had gone in there, but Olise's placed attempt goes just wide!

65'

Substitution

65'

Substitution

Maximilian Mittelstädt

62'

Ovation for Davies

The Canadian is replaced by Laimer, and the supporters show their appreciation for his efforts.

63'

Substitution

Alphonso Davies

60'

Bayern continue to push

The champions-elect win a couple of corners in a row, but the Stuttgart defence deal with the danger.

59'

Four goals from just...

...six shots on target for the home side.

Goal attempts

11off target

6on target

2off target

3on target

57'

Penalty claim for Bayern

Guerreiro thinks he should have a penalty after a possible foul by Hendriks, but the ref is unmoved.

55'

Bayern fans ecstatic

The home faithful can really feel it now, and they start up some rousing chants to show their gratitude to the players.

And that might be that!

Bayern take another step to the title as Kane calmly pops the ball into the net after Nübel saves from Goretzka!

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52'

Harry Kane

GOAL!

4:1

Harry Kane

Goal probability

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.

95 %

Distance to Goal

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.

4.93 m

46'

We're back underway in Munich!

Some half-time changes to note: Kane and Olise replace Musiala and Díaz for Bayern, while Jaquez takes the place of the injured Jeltsch for Stuttgart.

Kick-off!

45'

+ 4

Substitution

45'

+ 4

Substitution

45'

+ 4

Substitution

Half-time: Bayern 3-1 Stuttgart

Bayern lead by two after a breathless first half in Munich. Stuttgart enjoyed a tremendous start, taking the lead through Führich, but the record champions bounced back and turned the game around in a whirlwind six minute spell, with Guerreiro, Jackson and Davies all finding the net. It appears as if the big party might be getting started in about an hour!

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Half-time

45'

+ 1

Almost four!

Musiala goes on a trademark mazy run, but his eventual shot hits the side netting. The VfB defence was all at sea there!

45'

Three mins of stoppage time

Half-time fast approaching at the Allianz Arena.

42'

Stuttgart appear shellshocked

The visitors are going to have to watch that this match doesn't get completely away from them now.

And there's the third!

Bayern have completely flipped this match on its head now. Davies takes Díaz's pass with the outside of his foot - it's deflected past Nübel and the hosts have a two-goal cushion out of nowhere!

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37'

Alphonso Davies

GOAL!

3:1

Assist:Luis Díaz

Alphonso Davies

Goal probability

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.

10 %

Distance to Goal

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.

14.12 m

Bayern lead!

Bayern have turned around this match in the space of a couple of minutes. Díaz tees up Jackson, who taps the ball into the net for 2-1! They're on the verge of becoming champions now!

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33'

Nicolas Jackson

GOAL!

2:1

Assist:Luis Díaz

Nicolas Jackson

Goal probability

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.

46 %

Shot speed

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.

77.53 km/h

Distance to Goal

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.

10.64 m

Equaliser for Bayern!

Guerreiro slots home Musiala's cross and the home side are level!

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32'

Raphaël Guerreiro

GOAL!

1:1

Assist:Jamal Musiala

Raphaël Guerreiro

Goal probability

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.

94 %

Distance to Goal

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.

4.2 m

28'

Musiala's shot deflected for a corner

Musiala jinks this way and that and then shoots, but Chabot manages to get a leg in the way and deflect the attempt over the bar.

27'

Stuttgart looking for a second

Führich's looked very lively so far, and his ball across almost finds the in-rushing Vagnoman! A second goal for VfB would really put the cat among the pigeons.

23'

Instant reaction by Bayern

Díaz has a powerful shot blocked by Karazor as Bayern immediately go in search of an equaliser.

Stuttgart take the lead!

Well, well, well! Stuttgart had shown a few flashes that they were here to play, and they take a shock lead through Führich's excellent finish! It will be interesting to see how Bayern react.

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21'

Chris Führich

GOAL!

0:1

Assist:Bilal El Khannouss

Chris Führich

Goal probability

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.

10 %

Shot speed

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.

108.05 km/h

Distance to Goal

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.

15.07 m

18'

Some robust play by the visitors...

...in the opening 18 minutes or so.

Tackles won

12

21

Stuttgart finding space

El Khannouss feeds Vagnoman, whose attempted pass into the box is cut out for another corner. From that kick, the ball makes its way to Führich, whose cross is too close to Urbig.

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12'

Big chance for the visitors!

Leweling manages to cut a low ball across from the left to El Khannouss, but the Moroccan elects to place his effort rather than blast it, and the shot is straight at Urbig. That was a huge opportunity!

10'

Headed chance for Kim

Kim gets his head on a cross from the right following a corner, but he can't get much power on it and Nübel collects the ball gratefully.

9'

Couple of corners

Stuttgart earn two successive corners, showing that they're not here to make up the numbers. Nothing come of them in the end, but it could be a good sign for the visitors

6'

Stuttgart will need to be careful

Díaz almost beats VfB's offside trap, but he's called back. It works out for Stuttgart this time, but they'll need to be wary of those balls over the top.

4'

Early chance...offside, though

Musiala plays in Jackson and it looks like a shooting chance is on - it's deemed to be offside, though, and it did look like Nübel would have got there first anyway.

1'

And we're off!

Referee Storks blows his whistle and the potentially title-winning match is underway!

Kick-off!

Five mins till kick-off!

The Bayern fans can't hide their excitement!

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0:28

Neuer out for the warm-up

The veteran 'keeper sits on the bench today, with Urbig given the nod.

0:29

Rapturous welcome for Bayern

Kick-off fast approaching!

We've got about 25 minutes to kick-off, and there's a huge sense of anticipation building at the Allianz Arena.

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0:32

Kompany takes in the atmosphere

The Bayern coach is on the verge of adding a major achievement to his footballing CV.

Some pre-match chat...

...to calm the nerves.

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More on that Stuttgart team

With Undav suspended, Hoeneß opts for Tomás up front - only the third time this Bundesliga season that Demirović (who is on the bench today) and the aforementioned Undav have been absent from the VfB starting XI at the same time.

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More on that Bayern team

The record champions make eight changes to the team that started against Real Madrid in midweek, with just Kimmich (who captains the side instead of Neuer), Stanišić and Díaz retaining their places.

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Starting line-up: VfB Stuttgart

Stuttgart subs

Bredlow, Mittelstädt, Jaquez, Assignon, Zagadou, Nartey, Chema, Demirović, Bouanani

Starting line-up: FC Bayern München

Bayern subs

Neuer, Upamecano, Tah, Ofli, Olise, Laimer, Sapoko Ndiaye, Pavlović, Kane

1:23

Stuttgart have arrived!

Focused looks all round, as VfB get ready to pull off what would be a significant upset.

A packed trophy cabinet

If Bayern gain the point they need to hold aloft the coveted Meisterschale at the Allianz Arena, it will be the 34th time they will have been crowned German champions.

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0:08

Calm before the storm

A couple of Bayern-supporting pigeons enjoy the pre-match peace and quiet in Munich.

Impressive streaks

Bayern are unbeaten in their last 16 matches in all competitions, while Stuttgart have scored in all five away Bundesliga matches since the winter break. Will one of those runs come to an end today?

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Stuttgart eyeing an upset

Although the majority of the focus will understandably be on Bayern potentially clinching the title, a win for Stuttgart today - which would take them ahead of RB Leipzig on goal difference - would be massive, as it would represent another step towards Champions League football.

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Undav suspended

Stuttgart, meanwhile, will be without top scorer Deniz Undav, who is out due to suspension. Will they be able to cause Bayern enough problems in his absence?

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No Gnabry

Bayern will be without the winger for this encounter and the foreseeable future, with the club confirming he will be out "for an extended period" due to a thigh issue. It is as of yet unclear as to whether he will miss the FIFA World Cup.

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Bayern on the brink

Borussia Dortmund's 2-1 defeat against Hoffenheim on Saturday means Bayern are a point away from the title. If they avoid defeat here, they will be lifting the Meisterschale.

© Neil Baynes

0:59

Watch: Hear more from Kompany

Vincent Kompany on facing Stuttgart

"We're playing one of the toughest opponents. If you look at how the recent encounters went, it was always very tight. I'm expecting physicality in the game. Stuttgart aren't just a good team but also physical. They can also be a threat from long balls. They have the second-best attack [in the Bundesliga]. It's a good game for the fans. There'll be a lot going on."

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2:21

Watch: Kane deconstructs one of his "favourite goals"

Get an insight into the mind of the Bayern forward from the man himself as he breaks down his movement and shooting technique.

Sebastian Hoeneß on facing Bayern

“Congratulations to them for the performances against Real Madrid. They deserve to be in the Champions League semi-finals. Bayern are in a league of their own in the Bundesliga. We’ll do everything we can to get something there. We need courage, belief and efficiency in attack.”

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Bayern CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen on UEFA club rankings

"This ranking is no historical fluke, but is further proof of the strength of this club. Bayern stands for sustainable sporting performance and, with its clear identity and general direction, for stability in a time of extremes, in which international football is dominated by investors in many places. We will consistently continue on this path of autonomy and independence."

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Bayern top UEFA club rankings

In addition to qualifying for the 2025/26 UEFA Champions League semi-finals after a dramatic 4-3 victory over Real Madrid, Bayern have also leapfrogged Los Blancos to reach top spot in UEFA's 10-year club ranking system. With 280,500 points, the Bavarians now sit above Real (271,500) as the current leaders, followed by Manchester City (250,500), Paris Saint-Germain (239,500) and Barcelona (235,250).

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Bayern reach semi-finals

Bayern will play holders Paris Saint-Germain in the 2025/26 UEFA Champions League semi-finals after coming from behind to beat Real Madrid 4-3 on the night and secure a 6-4 aggregate win in a wild quarter-final second leg at the Allianz Arena on Wednesday. Aleksandar Pavlović, Kane, Luis Díaz and Olise got the goals to keep Bayern's treble dream alive.

© IMAGO/Oryk HAIST

3:37

Watch: Neuer still doing Neuer things

Neuer, who turned 40 on 27 March and recently entered the Bundesliga's top-10 list of oldest players, is set to make his 595th competitive appearance as a Bayern player on Sunday. Find out what makes him so good...

Kompany praises Olise

The Frenchman has scored 12 goals and provided 18 assists in 27 Bundesliga appearances this term. Speaking on Tuesday, Kompany praised his playmaker, who he believes can go to the very top. "He'll surely be one of the best in the world one day," he said. "He's on the right track now. Everything he does is right. His level now is one of the best in Europe."

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Neuer: 'I'd like to make a decision sooner rather than later'

Attacking on all fronts, Bayern are aiming to claim their third continental treble since Neuer joined the club in 2011 but, sitting on an expiring contract, the 40-year-old is still weighing up his options. Ahead of Bayern's UEFA Champions League quarter-final second leg against Real Madrid, he said: "I haven't made up my mind yet, but it won't be long before I do."

© IMAGO/Oliver Ruhnke

0:51

Kompany hails Marie-Louise Eta's historic appointment

Kompany has hailed Union Berlin's decision to appoint Marie-Louise Eta - the first female to take charge of a men's team in a top-five European league. "I'm really happy for her. It’s always very easy to dismiss these key moments and say she’s just a coach like any other. But ultimately, it’s something quite special" explained the Belgian. "It opens up opportunities for younger women who feel they, too, can become coaches. It opens doors. I wish her all the best."

0:41

Fan support at its finest

Over the course of Matchday 29, fans from several clubs unveiled impressive tifos, showing support for their teams. Here is a look at some of the best…

Kompany the architect

With 49 wins in 63 Bundesliga games as Bayern head coach, the Belgian is on the verge of his milestone 50th. Only Pep Guardiola (61 games) celebrated his 50th league victory quicker than the current Bayern tactician, who's seen his side score 204 goals during his tenure, giving him the best goals-per-game average (3.2) of any coach in Bundesliga history.

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0:59

Goal-getters

Bayern have averaged 3.6 goals per game in the Bundesliga in 2025/26 and if they keep scoring at this rate with five games remaining, they'll finish the campaign with 123 goals. Kane leads the division's goalscoring chart with 31 strikes in 26 appearances, ahead of VfB Stuttgart's Deniz Undav (18 goals).

Milestones in sight

Manuel Neuer (544 games) is on course to equal Thomas Müller's record of 13 league titles. Should Bayern's custodian extend his contract beyond the summer, he could become the sole record holder for most Bundesliga crowns, as well as appearances by a goalkeeper, with Oliver Kahn currently ahead of him (557 games).

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Title permutations

Bayern will be crowned champions if they better Dortmund's result at Hoffenheim on Saturday. If both Bayern and Dortmund draw, whilst not official, the title will be virtually sewn up, given their hugely superior goal difference.

© Stuart Franklin

2:03

Watch: Stuttgart 0-5 Bayern - previous meeting

Harry Kane scored a hat-trick from the bench as Bayern hammered Stuttgart earlier this season. Germany's record champions have now lost just one of their last 13 Southern derby meetings in the Bundesliga (W10, D2, L1).

2:03

Watch: St. Pauli 0-5 Bayern Munich - highlights

Bayern set a new single-season Bundesliga goals record of 105 with an emphatic display against Pauli. The defending champions stay 12 points clear at the top, with a 13th Bundesliga title in 14 years in sight.

2:03

Watch: VfB Stuttgart 4-0 Hamburg - highlights

Stuttgart responded to their defeat to Borussia Dortmund with a clinical display against Hamburg. It leaves Sebastian Hoeneß's charges with a four-point cushion on fifth place, giving the Swabians a good chance of qualifying for the UEFA Champions League.

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