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#1 An utterly dominant performance from Bayern Munich
It's a fixture dubbed 'Der Klassiker', Germany's answer to the famous El Clasico battles between Spanish giants Real Madrid and Barcelona. However, Borussia Dortmund have been accused of lacking motivation during the recent renderings of this battle.
Bayern Munich won the encounter 5-0 last term and also ran out 6-0 winners the year before that. In this clash, BVB were characteristically overrun once again at the home of their bitter rivals.
Die Roten came into this encounter with the spectre of a humiliating loss to Eintracht Frankfurt last weekend, and with managerial uncertainty hovering over the Allianz Arena. Despite all that, interim manager Hansi Flick and his charges managed to navigate the slippery slope in bullish fashion.
At the end of the encounter, Bayern's 4-0 win was well deserved, as they had 18 shot attempts to BVB's 2. Manuel Neuer had nothing to do all game, as Lucien Favre's men didn't have a whiff of the target throughout the game.
