Bayern's second‑half surge fuels UCL comeback against Bodo

Bayern Munich delivered a dominant performance in the UEFA Champions League, overturning a goalless first half to rout Bodo/Glimt 5‑0 at the Allianz Arena. Jamal Musiala, back from his recent collapses, opened the scoring early in the second half, sparking a cascade of goals.

Jamal Musiala made his first start since the double collapses that saw him miss several weeks, and he repaid the faith with a clinical finish on the 47th minute. The German international’s run from midfield left Bodo/Glimt goalkeeper Nikita Haikin stranded, confirming his return to the Bayern Munich (MUN) starting line‑up. The goal broke a 135‑minute goalless streak for the Bavarians.

Musiala's comeback fuels Bayern

Vincent Kompany, the Bayern Munich manager, also recalled Ballon d’Or nominees Harry Kane and Michael Olise for the maiden League Phase fixture. Early chances fell to Luis Díaz, whose header drifted wide, and Joshua Kimmich, whose long‑range effort struck the post. The first half ended FT level, with both sides still searching for a breakthrough.

Second‑half onslaught seals victory

The onslaught began when Musiala’s strike was followed by Harry Kane’s header on the 61st minute, marking Bayern’s 900th European goal. Alphonso Davies added a sumptuous half‑volley in the 77th minute, and Michael Olise curled home the fourth tally six minutes later. In stoppage time, Odin Bjørtuft’s own‑goal completed the 5‑0 rout, giving Bayern three points (3 PTS) and leaving BODO on nil (0 PTS).

Bodo/Glimt’s Nikita Haikin was forced off at halftime with an injury, and his replacement Julian Faye Lund could not prevent the immediate concession. Andreas Helmersen’s long‑range effort later flew over the bar, while Bodo’s attempts failed to threaten further. The match statistics, compiled by Gamecast Recap, show Bayern dominating possession and creating the majority of shots, as reflected in the Team Stats and Player Stats sections.

The win was broadcast across multiple platforms, with fans encouraged to Watch and Search the live feed on official channels. The UEFA Champions League (UCL) coverage also featured Commentary and Videos for analysis. The press release, dated PA Sep 10, 2027, listed distribution via Facebook, Messenger, Twitter and Email, ensuring wide reach for the decisive performance.

Bayern’s comprehensive victory not only secures three points in the League Phase but also boosts confidence ahead of their next UCL challenge. The side now sits atop the group, with the momentum from the second‑half flurry likely to influence upcoming fixtures.