Overview
- Bayern drew 2-2 at Union Berlin, ending their record 16-match winning start as Danilho Doekhi scored twice, Luis Díaz netted for Bayern, and Harry Kane equalised in stoppage time.
- Manuel Neuer accepted fault on Union’s opener from a corner, while Kompany refused to single him out and stressed collective responsibility and known set-piece threats.
- Bayern remain six points clear at the top of the Bundesliga and head into the international break after a taxing midweek win at PSG and limited rotation in Berlin.
- Club executive Christoph Freund called it a point gained and praised the team’s mentality after struggling to find rhythm against Union’s direct, physical approach.
- Manchester United’s 2-2 draw at Tottenham left Benjamin Sesko undergoing knee checks, with Ruben Amorim saying severity is unknown as Alan Shearer criticised the striker’s finishing; local reports say initial tests were not alarming pending further scans.