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Soccer-Bayern Munich survive late scare to beat Freiburg 3-1

FREIBURG, Germany, Oct 25 (Reuters) - Bayern ⁠Munich preserved their unbeaten start to the Bundesliga season with a 3-1 victory ⁠at SC Freiburg, but the visitors were forced to withstand late pressure ‌after Tom Bischof's own goal sparked a frantic push from the hosts for an equaliser.

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Soccer Football - Bundesliga - SC Freiburg v Bayern Munich - Europa Park Stadion, Freiburg, Germany - October 25, 2026 Bayern Munich's Michael Olise celebrates scoring their third goal REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach

FREIBURG, Germany, Oct 25 (Reuters) - Bayern ⁠Munich preserved their unbeaten start to the Bundesliga season with a 3-1 victory ⁠at SC Freiburg, but the visitors were forced to withstand late pressure ‌after Tom Bischof's own goal sparked a frantic push from the hosts for an equaliser.

Bayern had been cruising at the Europa Park Stadion after taking an early lead when central defenderDayot Upamecano scored an unlikely opener ​in the 17th minute,sprinting forward through the middle on ⁠the counter-attack and latching on to ⁠a pass from Michael Olise before expertly slotting the ball past keeper Mio Backhaus.

Freiburg, who ⁠got ‌off to a superb start to the league season with four wins and a draw in their first five games before losing to Bayer Leverkusen, found ⁠themselves two down when winger Serge Gnabry surged down the ​left channel and finished ‌from a tight angle three minutes before the break.

The home side were thrown ⁠a lifeline when ​Bischof turned a pass from Rihito Yamamoto into his own net in the 82nd minute, but Olise restored his side's two-goal advantage deep into stoppage time to secure the win.

Bayern are top ⁠of the table with 17 points from seven games, ​ahead of Borussia Dortmund on goal difference. Freiburg are third on 13 points.

Earlier in the afternoon, Hoffenheim cruised to a 3-0 home win over Leverkusen but lost midfielder Alexander Prass ⁠to a late red card after he removed his shirt to celebrate scoring a goal.

Facing the team fourth in the standings, Andrej Kramaric had given mid-table Hoffenheim the lead from the penalty spot in the 79th minute, and Prass all but wrapped up the ​three points for the home side by netting a second ⁠in the 89th minute.

Forgetting that he had been booked on the stroke of half-time, Prass took ​off his shirt to celebrate and was horrified when ‌he was shown a second yellow card ​before Max Moerstedt put the game beyond doubt with a third goal in the fifth minute of stoppage time.

(Reporting by Philip O'Connor, editing by Pritha Sarkar)

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