Bayern Munich Crush Bodo/Glimt 5-0 to Extend Unbeaten Home Run

Bayern Munich delivered an emphatic attacking performance at the Allianz Arena on Thursday, September 11, cruising to a comfortable 5-0 victory over Bodo/Glimt. Despite a fiercely contested opening forty-five minutes that ended with the score level and Bayern failing to find a single breakthrough in the first half, the German powerhouse completely dismantled their opponents after the interval with a flurry of five goals.

The deadlock was finally broken immediately after the restart when Jamal Musiala struck in the 47th minute to give the hosts the lead. Buoyed by the opening goal, Bayern continued to press forward relentlessly against the Bodo/Glimt defense, allowing Harry Kane to further cement his impact on the match by heading home to double the advantage in the 61st minute.

The scoring did not stop there as the home side turned the fixture into a rout with further precision shooting from distance and inside the box. Alphonso Davies added the third goal of the evening in the 77th minute, unleashing a powerful strike from outside the penalty area that left the visiting defense with no answers.

Michael Olise then put an exclamation mark on the comprehensive five-goal victory with a brilliant late brace. Olise scored his first goal of the match in the 83rd minute before striking again during the second minute of stoppage time to wrap up the dominant 5-0 triumph for Bayern.

This resounding victory also reinforces a remarkable historical milestone for the club in European competition, maintaining their extraordinary record in the Champions League group stage. According to statistics compiled by Squawka, Bayern have now extended their incredible unbeaten run at home in the Champions League group stage to 39 consecutive matches.

During this phenomenal 39-match sequence at their home ground, Bayern have recorded an astonishing 37 victories alongside just 2 draws. The club's last defeat in this specific phase of the tournament at home dates back quite significantly to December 2013, when they suffered a narrow 3-2 loss against Manchester City.