Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund tied this Saturday 2-2 in a new edition of the German classic that had a great second half, with four goals and many occasions, after a first part with clear Bavarian dominance.
Although the Dortmund had the first arrival, a shot by Julian Brandt against the exterior network in the 7th minute to Maximilian Beier pass, Bayern soon assumed the control of the game and had clear advantages on all fronts throughout the first half.
The Bayern had the ball and made it circulate in the opposite half opening spaces with frequent front changes.
At the end of the first half the only thing that Dortmund could be satisfied was that the score still showed a 0-0.
However, at the beginning of the second half it was the Dortmund the team that went in advantage with a goal of the head of Beier on 48 to center of Julian Ryerson from the right.
Then came a phase in which the game could have bowed in favor of Dortmund, which had spaces for the backlash. However, the Bayern continued to press and the draw came with a right -legged leg inside the Raphael Guerreiro area, in the short pass by Thomas Müller. The play was initiated by Serge Gnabry with an overflow on the left.
Gnabry himself, who had done the penultimate passed in the goal of the draw, put Bayern advantage in 69 with a shot within the area after an individual play in which he sneaked through the defense of Dortmund.
But the Dortmund returned to a corner kick, first Jonas Urbig managed to half stop a shot of Serhou Guirassy and then the rebound remained Waldemar Anton that defined from short distance.
Then came a phase with occasions for both teams without the victory goal for any.
