Bayern Munich came from behind to defeat Köln and extend their impressive winning streak to 14 consecutive matches. Goals from Luis Díaz, Harry Kane, and Michael Olise sealed the comeback for Vincent Kompany’s side.
Harry Kane continued his remarkable form, netting his 21st goal of the season and adding to his tally of three assists in just 13 appearances.
Following the match, Bayern head coach Vincent Kompany praised his team’s response after a challenging first half:
“In the first half Köln believed and fought. They won some key one-on-ones and were good with their set pieces. In the second half we were stronger.”
Kompany also reflected on maintaining high standards throughout a long season, drawing from his own experience as a player:
“Everyone has their own experiences. As a player, in two seasons I had 198 points with Manchester City. We marched through two seasons. We have to use the full squad. We have players who will come back from injury and that won’t reduce the intensity.”
Bayern Munich will look to continue their outstanding form when they face Bayer Leverkusen in their next fixture.