Bayern turns the tables on Dortmund with a foursome ... and regains the lead

Bayern Munich turned from two goals behind at home to Borussia Dortmund to a 4-2 victory at the Allianz Arena, today, Saturday, in the 24th round of the German League.

The Festival Lions took the lead with two early goals in the Erling Haaland double in minutes 2 and 9, while Robert Lewandowski scored two goals, one from the penalty spot in the 26th and 44th minutes for Bayern, before Leon Goritska added a goal in the 88th minute, so the Polish striker returned to consolidate the progress with a fourth goal after less than Two minutes.

With this result, Bayern regained the top of the table by reaching 55 points, while Dortmund stopped at 39 points in fifth place.

Dortmund surprised the home side early with a goal just 90 seconds after the start of the match, with a low-pitched shot fired by Haaland, to penetrate Manuel Neuer.

Bayern did not wake up from the surprise of the first goal until the visitors succeeded in adding the second with the arrival of the ninth minute, from a quick attack that reached Hazard, who sent a short cross that Haaland met with a direct touch into the net.

Bayern arrived with the first real chance from a cross towards Sani, who met her with a header above the goal, before Lewandowski repeated a similar attempt.

Then the ball was prepared for the Polish striker inside the penalty area, to receive it and hit it with his left side next to the post.

Bayern pressed to reduce the score until it reached its goal in the halftime of the first half, through a cross from Sani towards Lewandowski, who deposited the net with a direct touch.