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Romans 10: 9-11 tells us "That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. For the scripture saith, Whosoever believeth on him shall not be ashamed." Christ is King. ✟

It's really simple. So long as Jamal Musiala is a Bayern Munich player, he deserves uniquiveable support. He's had an incredibly difficult year with injuries. This isn't a Jack Grealish situation... Jamal can't control injuries. If his salary is your only concern, I would you reevaluate your priorities and recommend that you dig into your life and ask yourself why that is...

Overall, wasn't a bad game by Bayern Munich and the scoreline doesn't reflect the match. Once again, we are struggling to finish chances though. Harry Kane and Michael Olise have been a bit underwhelming in the finishing department in my opinion. Great to see Lennart Karl score again. He was going through a tough spell but has now registered a goal or assist in 3 of the last 4 matches. Upamecano is the best CB in the world. Another standout performance. I feel bad for Nathaniel Brown. He's being asked to play every position on the pitch and it's hard for him to get any consistency. We are dominating matches but not finishing the chances. That will change soon though Next up, Koln!

Tom Bischof appreciation post!

Harry Kane really does love Bayern Munich and has extended until 2029. Great news for the club. 156 goals and 40 assists in 161 matches is what a real €95m transfer should look like. 1.35 GA per 90 is an incredible return and the ultimate consistency. A little slow on the goals so far this season but has already surpassed his entire assust tally from the last season. 7 assists in 51 matches during the 24/25 season and already on 9 assists in 14 matches during this sesson.season. Harry Kane is at 10 goals and 9 assists for Bayern Munich in 14 matches and 16 goals and 10 assists in 18 matches for Bayern Munich + England.

Full time thoughts for Bayern Munich vs. Borussia Dortmund Was not our day today. Harry Kane and Michael Olise had a poor match. Part of my thinks Kane's new boots were bothering him. Maybe it's just superstition 😅 But he did square Upamecano for 2-1 and it was a great finish by Upamecano too. Most impressively, ge kept himself offsides and you can see the hesitation to do it. Really high IQ move. Hopefully, Gnabry and Olise's injuries are nothing serious. It was a long week for those traveling for the Ballon d'Or and seems those that went were off today. Thought it was a foul on Pavlovic. Unsure why it wasn't called. A foul is a foul. I don't really think anyone had a standout performance. All level but really should have been Bayern Munich's three points but couldn't finish our chances. Really frustrating draw. Atletico Madrid up next on Tuesday... Will be a incredibly tough match away too.

First half thoughts for Bayern Munich vs. Borussia Dortmund That was a rather thrilling first half. From VAR correctly overturning Dortmund's goal to Bayern Munich scoring 30 seconds later. I am surprised it even needed VAR... that was an obvious foul on Urbig. Laimer definitely should have squared that to Harry Kane but credit to him for having the confidence to go at it himself... even if it was a lucky rebound right back to him. The party has been somewhat spoiled as Bayern Munich lose Saibari and Gnabry to injuries. The board MUST act in the winter window. Or at least explore free agents still available. The injuries are piling up and we can't afford to run Kane and Olise into the ground by winter. Other than a few good saves by both keepers, majority of the match was fairly even. Dare I say that Dortmund look much better than they have in recent years? This is the perfect game for some Michael Olise magic. Another 45 to go. Lets hope Bayern Munich it through it without more injuries.

"The players he gives the ball to don't have a striker in the box" Also, Bayern Munich broke the record for the most goals scored in a season in the modern era (122) and the most in a season across all competitions (184). I think they're onto something...

Kimmich scoring a GOALAZO on Saturday vs. Borussia Dortmund in honor of his father who tragically passed away.

Full time thoughts for Bayern Munich vs. 1. FC Magdeburg Much better second half from Bayern Munich. Alphonso Davies was excellent coming on. 1 goal and 1 assist and one penalty won. Speaking of penalties, Michael Olise is so cold for that penalty. He's now up to 12 goals and 6 assists for Bayern Munich. 16 goals and 8 assists in all competitions. I thought Lennart Karl had his best match of the season so far. Even though he only had one assist, he started the move on 4 of the 5 goals. Happy to see that from him! That foul on him in the 86th minute by McNulty was atrocious. Zero reason for that down 5-1... but massive credit to Pavlovic for responding and taking the yellow. It was disappointing that Harry Kane didn't come on but the reaction from the fans at the weekend against Dortmund is going to be incredible. It was great to see Tim Binder and David Santos Daiber to get their competitive debut for the club. Daiber capped it off with a great goal as well. So happy for him! All in all, it was a great performance by the squad! Bayern Munich are flying high and on the weekend, we face Borussia Dortmund.

First half thoughts for Bayern Munich vs. 1. FC Magdeburg in the DFB Pokal First, it's absolutely disgusting that there isn't an option to watch the match in the United States @FCBayernEN / @DFB. Do better please! Have a whole discord of fans who can't watch. Onto the match though, you can see Aaron Danks' plan. Let them press and get out of their compactness and hit them on quick transitions. Started off brightly with an excellent pass by Lennart Karl to release Ismael Saibari who made the right decision to square it to Michael Olise for the opener. Olise turned provider on a very good through ball to Saibari and his chip was exquisite. Perfect finish on that move. Olise now has 11 goals and 6 assists in 12 matches for Bayern Munich. Saibari, despite his a slow start is at 3 goals and 3 assists in 580 minutes. Magdeburg got one back though through a deflection by Ito. Not much Urbig could do there. This is the part of the season that seeing out wins becomes very important. Quite a few starting players still missing in Kimmich, Pavlovic, Diaz and Musiala. While our performances haven't perfect, I thought we played an okay first half. Could have been better though...our passing really needs some work 2-1 at halftime isn't a representation of how the first half went but we can't allow them back into the match. Really need to get a third one early in the second half and then control the match from there... don't want to pull an Arsenal... Onto the next 45! Mia San Mia

Harry Kane was surprised he won it because he's incredibly humble and is soaking it in. Mbappe was upset he didn't win it because he convinced himself he deserved it. Let that be a lesson in humility.

Dear @Sofascore I am writing as a long term user of your platform. For an extended period I have relied on Sofascore to access detailed player and club statistics, and I used those data extensively while producing content around Harry Kane’s Ballon d’Or campaign. I recently discovered that the same level of statistical depth is now restricted behind a €26 per month paywall. While I understand that new features carry development costs, this pricing structure places a significant barrier between the core football community and the information that has long supported analysis, debate, and engagement. Football generates the clear majority of activity on the platform. Bayern Munich alone has roughly three million followers, far exceeding the following of other high profile teams in other sports. Placing the statistics that serve this primary audience behind a high monthly fee risks reducing both usage and the quality of discourse that makes the sport compelling. Not every supporter can or will pay that amount, and readily available alternatives already exist. As a result, a growing number of users are choosing to leave Sofascore for FotMob in order to retain free access to comparable statistics. I would encourage others in the same position to share that they are making the same transition by the way... I respectfully ask that you reconsider the current pricing model. Sustainable monetization is reasonable but a barrier that primarily affects the sport’s largest user base is less so. Football statistics have long been a shared resource that fuels rivalries, narratives, and informed discussion. Preserving broader access would better serve both the community and the platform’s long-term health. Maybe it's just me... #FreeSofaScore

Fun fact, Bayern Munich is the club that the most Ballon d'Or winners in history, got their start.