Bayern Munich 4-2 Stuttgart
The Bavarians clinch the German league title with a dominant performance, as Jamal Musiala shines and Harry Kane finds the net.
Vincent Kompany’s side secured the Bundesliga crown after a 4-2 victory over Stuttgart, a fitting reward for their season-long dominance. Musiala was electric, unstoppable throughout, and his return to top form is the biggest positive beyond the silverware. Now, the dream of a treble begins, with the Champions League looming as the next target.
Despite having no pressure, Bayern started sluggishly. Stuttgart, eager to secure a Champions League spot for 2026-27, came out strong. El Khannouss set up Furich with a clever through ball, and the forward finished coolly into the far post to make it 0-1 in the 21st minute, though Urbig could have done better.
Kompany’s men then clicked into gear, turning the match around in a two-minute blitz. Musiala worked magic down the left, weaving past two defenders, cutting into the box, and laying off for Guerreiro to tap in the equalizer at 1-1 in the 31st minute. Two minutes later, Guerreiro intercepted high and launched a lethal counter. Luis Diaz drove forward and fed Jackson, who slotted home from close range to make it 2-1 in the 33rd minute.
With the momentum, Bayern pushed for more. The Colombian winger again cut in from the flank, laying the ball to Davies, whose outside-foot shot took a deflection off Chabot to make it 3-1 in the 37th minute.
After the break, Kompany introduced Kane and Olise, keeping Musiala on the bench with a slight left-leg issue. Kane wasted no time, pouncing on a loose ball in the box in the 57th minute to hammer home the 4-1. Urbig then produced a stunning save in a one-on-one with El Khannouss, proving Bayern have a capable deputy for Neuer.
Stuttgart tightened up late on, but Chema Andrés pulled one back with a brilliant curling effort from outside the area in the dying minutes, a fitting flourish to a match that crowned Bayern champions.
**First Trophy of the Season, Treble Ambition**
Having already knocked out Real Madrid in the Champions League, Kompany’s side now face current champions PSG in a stern test. The first leg is in Paris, followed by the return in Munich. With home advantage and a prolific attack, Bayern look formidable, but Luis Enrique’s team are equally strong. It promises to be a thrilling tie for neutrals.
**Bayern, Led by Pichichi Kane, Dream of Treble**
In the DFB Pokal, Bayern aim for another trophy. They face Leverkusen in the semi-finals, with the final against either Stuttgart or another opponent should they progress.