Bayern Munich had a tough day out but succeeded in clinching three-points at the closing minutes of the match.Poland international Robert Lewandowski found the net in the Ninety-th minute as Bayern Munich beat Hoffenheim 2-1, despite Jerome Boateng walking through the Red-Carpet in the second half.
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Kevin Volland capitalised on a mistake from David Alaba to open the scoring after only nine seconds at the Rhein-Neckar-Arena. His strike equalled the record set by Bayer Leverkusen's Karim Bellarabi a year ago on Sunday for the Bundesliga's fastest ever goal.Bayern recovered until the team went to the dressing room for the first time as Thomas Muller took his tally of Bundesliga League goals this season to three, after netting twice when Munich trashed Hamburg.Muller and Arturo Vidal were denied by the woodwork.
Hoffenheim had a chance to beat Bayern for the first time ever when Jerome Boateng conceded a penalty for handball and was sent off, but Eugen Polanski hit the post with the kick and keeper Manuel Neuer landed on the rebound to keep it out.
Robben was replaced by Thiago Alcantara just before the hour-mark and it looked to be only a matter of time before the champions took the lead, as again the summer recruit Dougals Costa had a cross put in by Lewandowski.
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