Analysis The numbers behind the result
Bayern's dominance in shots and possession justified huge win
Bayern München's 5-0 victory was fully deserved, reflecting their overwhelming control of the game. The hosts recorded 25 shots to Bodo/Glimt's 3, with a staggering 12 on target compared to the visitors' 0. This dominance in chance creation was underpinned by 66% possession and 6 corners, showcasing Bayern's superior attacking intent. Notably, Michael Olise bagged two goals (83', 90+2'), while Harry Kane (47'), Jamal Musiala (61'), and Alphonso Davies (77') also found the net.
Bodo/Glimt struggled to mount any meaningful threat, managing just two shots inside the box and one outside, none of which troubled the goalkeeper. Their defensive woes were compounded by Odin Luras Bjortuft's late red card (87'), epitomising their inability to cope with Bayern's relentless pressure.
The decisive stat? Bayern's 17 in-play shots on target (excluding blocked attempts) compared to Bodo/Glimt's zero — a clear indicator of Bayern's attacking superiority and Bodo/Glimt's defensive inefficacy.