Bayern Munich's winger Luis Díaz scored a hat-trick for the team, with his first Bundesliga goals since August. The Colombian created a second with a delicious pass for the onrushing Aleksandar Pavlovic just before the half-hour, and just after a stunning collective move finished with Harry Kane carving a chance for Michael Olise to finish imperiously. Díaz fully took centre stage in the second half, gathering a Kane pass to chop inside and curl a shot into the far corner, then scurrying the long way around to finish from a central area and complete his hat-trick.

The result was a furious clearing of frustration on several levels for Bayern Munich, who had been caught cold in their previous two games on the road. The team's coach, Vincent Kompany, was absent due to illness and a hip problem. Bayern Munich's sporting director, Max Eberl, explained that the Belgian had been ill, not to mention Kompany's current hip problem that had made the move from dressing room to pitch side slow and uncomfortable.

Bayern Munich's next match is against Arsenal in the Champions League, with Luis Díaz expected to be in top form. The team's midfielder, Joshua Kimmich, praised Díaz's ability to make runs behind the defence, saying he is extremely valuable to the team.