Bayern turns the game around and wins 6:2 – Olise shines in Freiburg!

Bayern turns the game around and wins 6:2 – Olise shines in Freiburg!

What a football evening in the Allianz Arena! FC Bayern Munich set off real fireworks on November 24, 2025 and defeated SC Freiburg 6-2 after the guests initially took a 2-0 lead. Yuito Suzuki (12th minute) and Johan Manzambi (17th minute) made for a sensational start for Freiburg, who felt comfortable in standard situations and played like masters of their craft. But the record champions were undeterred and moved up a gear.

After the early shock therapy, Bayern found their way back into the game. In the 22nd minute, Lennart Karl scored the important goal, and just a few moments later it was Michael Olise who equalized to make it 2-2 shortly before half-time. In added time in the first half (45th + 2), Olise was there again after supporting Karl before the important opportunity. The half-time tea was a saving grace for Bayern, which gave them motivation to start the second half.

Bavaria takes control

After the break, Dayot Upamecano took the lead in the 56th minute. Harry Kane (60th minute) and Nicolas Jackson (78th minute) increased the score to 5:2. Olise, the real lynchpin of the game, insisted on getting on the scoreboard again and made the final score 6-2 in the 84th minute. In total, the talented player contributed two goals and three assists, making him man of the match. With his performance, which included eight shots and 18 tackles won, there was simply no stopping him.

Bayern have now extended their unbeaten run in the Bundesliga to 11 games and remain eight points clear of second place. An impressive cushion that gives Munich the confidence for the upcoming Champions League game against Arsenal on Wednesday.

Freiburg, a strong team on the rise

Despite the heavy defeat, Freiburg coach Julian Schuster is satisfied with his team's performance, especially in the first half. “We had the right ideas and were good in the set pieces,” said Schuster after the game. Even if the defeat hurts, the Breisgauers can still build on the actual quality of their performance in advance, especially with the corners, which were crucial in putting them in the lead.

Joshua Kimmich was missing from Bayern due to an ankle problem, but the defending champions fielded a strong team that also featured young talent such as Tom Bischof and Aleksandar Pavlović. This mix of experience and young potential seems to be the secret recipe for the success of the record champions, who continue to dominate the fight for the German championship in the 2025/26 season.

Regardless of whether in a single game or the entire season, FC Bayern is one of the top dogs in the Bundesliga. With the all-time table in which they occupy first place and various records to show for it, it is clear that this team works like a well-oiled clock. It remains to be seen how long the other teams will manage to be as powerful as FC Bayern.

All of this makes us eagerly await the next games. Will Bayern be able to continue their run? The games will certainly remain exciting and entertaining, and for the fans, football is still the best thing in the world.