Bayern Munich secured a vital win against Hertha Berlin in the 30th round of the German League to return to the top of the Bundesliga with 62 points. Kingsley Coman and Sergei Gnabry scored in the second half to give the Bavarian giants a 2-0 win. Dortmund’s draw with Bochum gave Bayern the opportunity to regain the top spot, which they took with both hands.

First Half

Bayern Munich started strongly, and Cancelo had a shot saved in the opening minute by Hertha Berlin’s goalkeeper. Koeman appealed for a penalty after he was pushed from behind while running towards the goal, but the referee waved play on. Hertha’s goalkeeper made a brilliant save from a ground shot from Koeman, and he thwarted Gnabry’s effort soon after. Mane missed a good header opportunity as the first half ended goalless.

Second Half

The second half started quietly until Lukibakio missed a good chance for Hertha Berlin. Bayern finally broke the deadlock after several attempts, with Gnabry scoring a flying header from Kimmich’s through ball. Bayern doubled their lead with ten minutes remaining after Kimmich’s long ball found Koeman, who deftly touched the ball into the net. Sani almost made it three, but Hertha’s goalkeeper made a great save.

Conclusion

Bayern Munich’s win over Hertha Berlin was a vital one as they regained top spot in the Bundesliga. Hertha remains at the bottom of the standings with 22 points. Bayern dominated the game and could have scored more goals, but their two-goal lead was enough to secure the win. With just a few rounds remaining in the season, every win counts for Bayern as they look to defend their Bundesliga title.