Bayern Munich got their three points at the Europa-Park in Freiburg thanks to a goal at the end of the game, despite the fact that the home team showed a solid performance and managed to push the visitor until the final minutes. The 3‑1 victory was sealed when Olise scored in the 90+4 minute, after a play that took advantage of a mistake by the Bayern goalkeeper.
The match began with an early goal for Bayern. In the 16th minute, central defender Upamecano launched an 80-meter sprint that culminated with a pass to Olise, who finished with precision to open the lead. The visitors kept up the pressure and created several chances, but Freiburg players such as Lennart Karl and striker Olise failed to capitalize on Bayern's mistakes. Bayern striker Brown was key in the second half, with a shot that forced Backhaus to intervene and a masterful pass to Gnabry, who scored in the 42nd minute to extend the lead.
Freiburg, however, showed resistance. In the 81st minute, defender Bischof scored an own goal that reduced the difference to 1‑2. The home team took the opportunity to push and, in the 90+4 minute, Olise took advantage of a mistake by the Bayern goalkeeper to score the decisive goal. The match ended with Bayern at the top of the table, while Freiburg was left with a defeat that leaves them in the relegation zone.
Referee Felix Zwayer controlled the match with four yellow cards, to Höler, Beste, Tah and Eggestein. The coaches, Aaron Danks for Bayern and Julian Schuster for Freiburg, kept their squads in defensive and offensive positions, but Bayern managed to maintain their lead thanks to the performance of their goalkeeper Backhaus, who made several crucial saves.
With this victory, Bayern consolidates itself at the top of the Bundesliga table and advances with more confidence towards the next round. Freiburg, for its part, must review its defensive strategy and seek to improve its performance in the coming matches to avoid further point losses.