Bayern Munich Pummels Freiburg in a 6-2 Bundesliga Blitz
22 November 2025
Match Recap
Bayern Munich turned a two-goal deficit into a commanding 6-2 victory over Freiburg at the Allianz Arena on Saturday, in the Bundesliga's 11th round.
The visitors struck first as Yuto Suzuki opened the scoring in the 12th minute and Johan Manzambi doubled the lead in the 17th, stunning the home crowd.
Bayern's response began with Lennart Karl pulling one back in the 22nd, and Michael Olise leveling just before the break in the 45th minute.
After halftime, Bayern carried the spell, with Dayo Upamecano's 55th-minute strike and Harry Kane's 60th lifting them level and then ahead.
Nicolas Jackson added a fifth in the 78th, and Olise sealed the rout with a second in the 84th, completing the six-goal concert.
The match left Bayern on 31 points at the top of the table, Freiburg on 13 in 10th.
Turning Points and Standings
The game featured a lively first half with Freiburg's early goals setting the tone, followed by a second-half onslaught as Bayern overturned the deficit and dominated the final 30 minutes.
Freiburg made three substitutions after Bayern's go-ahead, but the hosts stretched their advantage and extended their lead at the summit of the Bundesliga.
Punchlines: Bayern's attackers didn't just break Freiburg's defense; they filed a missing-person report for Freiburg's net. And if comebacks were coffee, Bayern just brewed a double espresso—bold and quickly served.
Punchlines: Freiburg learned today that two-goal leads are best served with a larger defense and smaller expectations.
