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The introduction of Leon Goretzka for the watery Marcel Sabitzer at half-time shifted the midfield battle decisively in Bayern’s favour. At the other end, Manuel Neuer kept them in the game through sheer presence. Their teenage playmaker Jamal Musiala was a terrifying delight: all quick feet and smart movement and killer instinct. But something about this competition and this opposition seems to bring out the mix in them. Once set clear by Lucas Hernandez and Leroy Sané, they simply slipped into the comfortable old grooves: relentless passing football, players battling and covering for each other.īayern may not have quite fired up the Bundesliga so far this season, drawing three of their first six games. Bayern soaked up the pressure in the first half and took their chances in the second. The difference here was not talent or ambition, but maturity. Xavi had it right afterwards when he said his side needed to “learn to compete like Bayern do”.

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