Bayern Munich extended their unbeaten run in the Bundesliga after a 3‑2 victory over SC Freiburg, a result that also served as a tribute to their manager Vincent Kompany. Kompany, who had collapsed while watching the club’s second‑team training session, is now recovering in hospital. The win moved Bayern back to the top of the league table, keeping their perfect start to the season intact.

The match was played at the Allianz Arena, where Bayern’s attack proved too strong for the visiting side. Despite Freiburg’s efforts to challenge the leaders, the German champions secured all three points, maintaining their position at the summit of the standings. The result was a reminder of the resilience of the squad in the absence of their coach, who has been sidelined since the incident.

Bayern’s performance highlighted the depth of the squad, with several players stepping up to fill the void left by Kompany. The club’s management praised the team’s determination and unity during the challenging period. While Kompany’s health remains a concern, the club’s focus remains on continuing their strong start to the campaign.

Looking ahead, Bayern will prepare for their next fixtures while hoping for Kompany’s swift recovery. The club’s leadership has expressed confidence that the team will remain competitive as they navigate the remainder of the Bundesliga season.

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