Bayern Munich won the German Super Cup against Borussia Dortmund for the second time in a row, with 3-1 , in a match that witnessed strength and excitement between the two teams in the match that brought them together at the Signal Iduna Park.
Despite the defensive steadfastness shown by Julian Nagelsmann's battalion, this did not prevent Dortmund from reaching the net of the famous goalkeeper Manuel Neuer. Youssoufa Mukoko scored a goal in the 36th minute, but the referee canceled it for offside
Bayern Munich scored the first goal of the meeting, the Polish star Robert Lewandowski, in the 41st minute, with a spherical header that the player scored to the right of the Borussia Dortmund goal after a beautiful cross.
While the German Thomas Muller scored the second goal in the 49th minute after a quick counter-attack scored by the player with his feet into the opponent’s goal net. Lewandowski scored the second goal in the 74th minute, with a strong shot from outside the penalty area.
Borussia Dortmund scored the only goal against Bayern Munich goalkeeper Thomas Muller in the 64th minute through Marco Reus, to end the final with Bayern Munich winning with a precious three against a single goal to crown the Bavarian team for the second time in a row. The match was hosted at Signal Iduna Park and led by referee Sascha Stegemann.