FC Bayern is back in the Bundesliga. The Munich team roll over Wolfsburg first – and then let it go. It’s still enough to jump to the top.

Bundesliga crisis over and regaining the lead in the table! Thanks to a lightning start and a dream goal, Bayern Munich won 4-2 (3-1) at VfL Wolfsburg and pushed Union Berlin back from the league throne.
From the start, Bayern followed on from the game against Mainz (4-0) in the cup and put a lot of pressure on the Wolfsburg defense, which Kingsley Coman was to overcome for the first time in the 9th minute.
Bayern rolls over Wolfsburg at the beginning
His imaginary cross into the center became longer and longer, missed the run-in Thomas Müller – and landed in the far corner to the surprise of Wolfsburg keeper Koen Casteels. The Frenchman’s goal was only the beginning of brutal efficiency, because Bayern then got really serious.
After a fantastic cross from City new signing Joao Cancelo, Coman was again completely free and scored a volley just five minutes after his first goal to make it 2-0 (14th). Five minutes later, Thomas Müller headed another Kimmich cross into the net – and Bayern were 3-0 up after just 19 minutes.
It was a special goal for Thomas Müller. Because: The national player played his 427th Bundesliga game for Munich in Wolfsburg and drew level with icon Gerd Müller as Bayern’s record outfield player in Bundesliga history.
Kovac changes – Bayern loses the thread
VfL coach Niko Kovac was forced to change his more defensive system and brought on Jakub Kaminski for a frustrated Maxence Lacroix.
The change was also to be noted directly: After a nice one-two with Paulo Otavio, the Pole was free in front of Yann Sommer and pushed in to make it 3-1 (44th).
Even after the break, Wolfsburg tried to quickly add the next goal. Svanberg missed the big chance to make it 2:3 in the 51st minute, the Swede missed the goal miserably from five meters.
Kimmich sees the first dismissal of his career
During this period, the pendulum swung more and more in the direction of the wolves – all the more so when Joshua Kimmich received a yellow-red card after a tactical foul on Maxi Arnold (54th).
The six saw his first yellow card in the 34th minute after pushing Svanberg over unnecessarily. He was also the first dismissal of his professional career.
With a majority, the Lower Saxony acted decisively, Baku missed the next good opportunity with a header (60th).
Musiala conjures – Blind makes Bundesliga debut
But Bayern continued to be ice cold: Jamal Musiala got the ball on the right and just dribbled away. No one from Wolfsburg could stop the DFB star, who made it 4-1 and decided the game (74th).
Daley Blind came on for Cancelo in the 78th minute and made his Bundesliga debut.
But Wolfsburg didn’t give up. Svanberg rewarded his good performance and completed the 2:4 (80th). The wolves even briefly celebrated the supposed 3:4, but referee Harm Osmers punished a foul by Baku on Goretzka (85th) in the making.