Ulm 0 – 4 Bayern München
Full Time
Half Time: Ulm 0, Bayern München 2
Venue: Donaustadion
Attendance: 15,000
Key Events:
- Bayern München:
- Thomas Müller (12′, 14′) – Goals at 12 and 14 minutes
- Kingsley Coman (79′) – Goal at 79 minutes
- Harry Kane (90’+3) – Goal at 90+3 minutes
- Assists: Serge Gnabry (14′), Michael Olise (79′), Thomas Müller (90’+3)
Match Report:
Bayern München dominated their German Cup clash against second-division side Ulm, securing a 4-0 victory in manager Vincent Kompany’s debut match at the helm. The Bavarians wasted no time, with Thomas Müller scoring twice within the first 14 minutes, setting the tone for the match.
Kingsley Coman added a third goal in the 79th minute, assisted by Michael Olise, who recently joined Bayern from Crystal Palace. Harry Kane, playing his first competitive match since the Euro 2024 final, capped off the victory with a goal in stoppage time, bringing the final score to 4-0.
Kompany, who took over as Bayern’s manager in the summer following their first trophyless season since 2012, saw his team deliver a strong performance. Bayern, 20-time winners of the German Cup, have struggled in the competition in recent years, failing to advance past the quarter-finals since their treble-winning season in 2019-20.
Ulm, who were promoted to the second division for the first time in 23 years, found themselves outmatched by the Bundesliga giants. Despite the defeat, the match marked a significant moment for Ulm as they faced one of Germany’s top teams in front of a sold-out crowd at the Donaustadion.
