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66' — GOOOOOOOOOOOOAL! Harry Kane makes it 3-0 from a bounce back by means of a show from Leroy Sané!
45' — The last part is in progress!
Halftime: Bayern Munich 2-0 Lazio.
45' + 1' — GOOOOOOOOOOOAL! Thomas Müller makes it 2-0 by means of a screamer from De Ligt that seemed as though it was going in!
39' — GOOOOOOOOOOOOOAL! Harry Kane makes it 1-0! 1-1 on total at this point!
The opening shot: We're in progress!
So this is what Bayern Munich are actually capable of with their backs against the wall. The team needed a superlative performance to beat Lazio and boy did they bring it. The players showed excellent fight and composure to not just overturn the 1-0 deficit, but actually turn it into a comfortable game by the end.
Never doubt Thomas Müller. Ahead of the game, there were rumors that he would be benched. It’s a good thing that Tuchel avoided his first instinct and decided to stick with the Raumdeuter, because Müller is simply golden in the Champions League. Kane’s first goal will be recorded as an assist by Guerreiro, but it was created by Müller’s effort. The 2-0 was a critical touch on a De Ligt screamer which killed the tie right before HT. A vintage big game performance from him.
Leon Goretzka played a fascinating new role as a pseudo-center back in an alternating back three setup. Instead of dropping between the main defenders as midfielders sometimes do, he played to the left of Eric Dier and acted as an extra stopper on that side while also serving as an outlet for possession. It was a great use of the player’s abilities and the type of coaching innovation we’ve been waiting to see from Thomas Tuchel all season.
Joshua Kimmich had a pretty good performance at right-back — he seems to be settling back into the role. With Pavlović coming into his own at defensive midfield, Kimmich might be the right man to stay at RB for the rest of the season, depending on how injuries affect the squad.
