Bayern’s Dominance:

Bayern asserted their dominance over the game, relentlessly trying to break through Copenhagen’s defense. However, the Danish team’s defense stood resolute against most attempts.

Copenhagen’s Counterattacks:

Through swift counterattacks, Copenhagen managed to pose a threat to Ulreich’s goal once again. Lerager met the ball with an aerial shot, finding the back of the net and opening the scoring.

Bayern’s Equalizer:

Trailing in the score, Bayern launched a series of consecutive attacks in the hopes of equalizing. Musiala achieved just that with a low, driven shot that leveled the score.

Second-Half Goals:

Joshua Kimmich attempted to outwit Copenhagen’s goalkeeper early in the second half with a free-kick, but the latter was up to the task, effortlessly collecting the ball.

Copenhagen’s Quick Break:

Copenhagen embarked on a rapid counterattack that culminated with Lerager, who volleyed the ball into the net, scoring the match’s first goal.

Bayern’s Comeback:

Trailing in the score, Bayern launched a series of consecutive attacks in the hopes of equalizing. Musiala achieved just that with a low, driven shot that leveled the score.

Substitute Impact:

In the wake of the equalizer, Bayern’s manager, Thomas Tuchel, decided to inject fresh energy into the team by introducing three substitutes: Müller, Matis Teixeira, and Goretzka, replacing Laimer, Sane, and Musiala, respectively.

Almost a Late Winner:

Goretzka came close to rewarding his coach’s decision as he rose to meet Müller’s cross, directing a header that narrowly missed the post.

Bayern’s Winning Goal:

Bayern’s substitutes ultimately became the saviors of the Bavarian team. Müller carried the ball into the penalty area, deceiving the goalkeeper, before passing it to another substitute, Teixeira, who hammered it into the net with a powerful shot, securing the lead for the visitors.

Late Drama:

Copenhagen came close to netting a late equalizer, but Ulreich’s prowess prevented Choupo-Moting from inadvertently scoring an own goal, ensuring Bayern’s victory with a final score of 2-1.

Conclusion:

Bayern Munich demonstrated their resilience by coming from behind to secure a thrilling 2-1 victory against Copenhagen in the UEFA Champions League group stage. The contributions of the substitutes, particularly Thomas Müller and Matis Teixeira, played a crucial role in turning the game around. With this victory, Bayern sits atop Group A with a perfect record, while Copenhagen remains in search of their first win in the competition.