GERMAN CHAMPIONS BAYERN Munich showed no mercy to amateur side FC Rottach-Egern by romping to a 23-0 friendly win on Thursday, 12 months after beating the same side 20-2.
Among the scorers were Corentin Tolisso with four while Robert Lewandowski and Otschi Wriedt both grabbed hat-tricks with Thomas Mueller claiming a brace.
Bayern coach Niko Kovac made 10 changes at half-time, with New Zealand international Sarpreet Singh among the newcomers.
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The 20-year-old talent, who arrived from Wellington Phoenix earlier this year, scored twice before the hour mark to pick up his first goals in a Bayern shirt.
Bayern’s record signing Lucas Hernandez also came on at half-time to make his first appearance for the club.
The French World Cup winner joined Bayern for €80 million earlier this year, but has been out of action since February due to a knee injury.
“It felt good. I am making progress slowly. I feel close to 100 percent,” Hernandez told Bild.
“I will need to work up the rest by playing matches. I hope I can be fit enough to play on Monday.”
On Monday, Bayern start the defence of their German Cup title by facing Energie Cottbus.
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Bayern Munich romp to 23-0 win
GERMAN CHAMPIONS BAYERN Munich showed no mercy to amateur side FC Rottach-Egern by romping to a 23-0 friendly win on Thursday, 12 months after beating the same side 20-2.
Among the scorers were Corentin Tolisso with four while Robert Lewandowski and Otschi Wriedt both grabbed hat-tricks with Thomas Mueller claiming a brace.
Bayern coach Niko Kovac made 10 changes at half-time, with New Zealand international Sarpreet Singh among the newcomers.
The 20-year-old talent, who arrived from Wellington Phoenix earlier this year, scored twice before the hour mark to pick up his first goals in a Bayern shirt.
Bayern’s record signing Lucas Hernandez also came on at half-time to make his first appearance for the club.
The French World Cup winner joined Bayern for €80 million earlier this year, but has been out of action since February due to a knee injury.
“It felt good. I am making progress slowly. I feel close to 100 percent,” Hernandez told Bild.
“I will need to work up the rest by playing matches. I hope I can be fit enough to play on Monday.”
On Monday, Bayern start the defence of their German Cup title by facing Energie Cottbus.
- © AFP 2019
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