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Olise credits Bayern’s second‑half surge after Musiala’s opener

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Olise credits Bayern’s second‑half surge after Musiala’s opener

French international forward Michael Olise reflected on Bayern Munich’s dominant Champions League debut on the 10th, when the German giants thrashed Bodø/Glimt 5‑0. Olise scored twice and supplied an assist, helping the side overturn a goalless first half. He praised the team’s fluid play and the coach’s tactical adjustments.

Olise's impact and confidence

Olise’s two goals arrived in the 83rd minute and added time, capping a swift second‑half onslaught that began with Jamal Musiala’s 47th‑minute opener. Harry Kane added a strike in the 61st minute and Alfonso Davis followed in the 77th, completing a five‑goal blitz.

“I think we played well. The first half was a bit difficult because the opponent defended low and were compact,” Olise said. “After that the game opened up naturally, and we turned the chances we created into goals.” He added that the halftime instruction was to “keep playing the same style and seize the chances when the game opens up.”

According to data site Squawka, Bayern have won 37 of their last 39 home matches in the Champions League group and league phases, drawing the other two and remaining unbeaten for 13 years.

Bayern’s schedule now includes ties with Arsenal, Atletico Madrid, Betis and Manchester United, promising further high‑profile clashes.

Olise believes the confidence from this performance will drive the squad forward in the remaining group games, noting the enjoyment of playing together and the understanding of each other’s movements.

CLリーグフェーズ第1節が10日に行われ、バイエルンはボデ/グリムトと対戦した。前半こそ無得点に終わったが、後半開始早々の47分にジャマル・ムシアラが先制点を決めると、その後は怒涛のゴールラッシュを披露。61分にハリー・ケイン、77分にアルフォンソ・デイヴィス、83分と90+2分にオリーズがネットを揺らし、昨シーズン大躍進した“ノルウェーの雄”を5-0で粉砕した。

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