Manita fuels Bayern’s early dominance over Stuttgart

Under the floodlights of the Allianz Arena, the Jornada 1 Bundesliga opener in Múnich saw Manita’s Bayern Munich roar to a 5‑1 triumph over Stuttgart, setting the tone for a season that began with a bang as the crowd celebrated each strike and the home side pressed forward with relentless intent.

Opening phase and Bayern’s dominance

Upamecano opened the scoring in the twenty‑first minute, nodding a corner from Joshua Kimmich onto the first post before finding the net – a header credited to Davot Upamecano that gave Bayern the lead and signalled a shift after a tentative start for the side led by Vincent Kompany.

Stuttgart entered the match intent on man‑to‑man marking, seeking to disrupt Bayern’s combination play. Their early pressure forced Bayern to work the ball wide, and a short‑range effort from Tiago Tomas in the thirteenth minute struck the cross‑bar before the home side settled.

Michael Olise doubled the advantage in the fifty‑third minute, receiving a precise pass from Kimmich and slotting home. Shortly after, Stuttgart’s Josha Vagnoman inadvertently turned a cross from Alphonso Davies into his own net, handing the visitors a third goal.

Bayern Munich kick off Bundesliga with crushing win over Stuttgart

Harry Kane’s pass to Luis Díaz created a dangerous chance that forced a spectacular save from Fabian Bredlow in the twenty‑sixth minute, underscoring the tight contest before Bayern pulled away.

Late goals, saves and match details

Aleksander Pavlovic added the fourth tally in the eighty‑second minute, finishing from an Ismael Saibari pass. The final blow arrived in added time when Luis Díaz, fed again by Saibari, struck home to make it 5‑1.

Bredlow kept the deficit to a single goal at the break, producing spectacular saves in the twenty‑sixth and thirty‑eighth minutes – first from a Luis Díaz strike and then from Nathaniel Brown.

Kimmich’s corner sparks Bayern’s early lead as Saibari adds firepower

El Bayern fielded Neuer between the sticks, with Laimer, Upamecano, Minjae Kim and Davies forming the back line, while Kimmich, Pavlovic and Olise orchestrated the midfield. Stuttgart’s eleven included Bredlow, Jeltsch and Vagnoman, among others. The Partido was overseen by referee Sören Storks, who cautioned Chabot, Jeltsch and Minjae Kim.