Surprises happen on matchday two Champions League Group F. German champions Bayern Munich humiliated unexpected landless team, BATE Borisov 3-1.
Playing in Stadyen Dynama, BATE headquarters, Tuesday (02/10/2012), the home team must accept attacks on the early minutes of the first round by Bayern camp. However, some opportunities to obtain the Bundesliga standings have not been able to be scored.
BATE even managed to lead through a counterattack in the 23rd minute. Host the opening goal scored by Aleksandr Pavlov after the use of a sweet feed from Aliaksandr Volodko.
Pavlov kick into the left corner Bayern were escorted by Manuel Neuer made BATE 1-0 lead to end the first half. Although, Bayern itself quite master the game in the first round this.
In the second half, the retainer Bayern continue to try to equalize the effort appears quite impressive. Unfortunately, BATE able to utilize the condition of careless FC Hollywood were too focused on the offensive.
As a result, successful return BATE goalkeeper Neuer in the 78th minute. This time gilrian Vitali Rodionov able to throw the ball into the net, after the use of bait Edgar Olekhnovich.
Entering the 90th minute Bayern finally scored through Frank Ribery after continuous penetration into the BATE. However, five minutes of added time can be utilized properly by the camp host.
Renan Bressan BATE successfully completed the victory in injury time. Games came to an end for the victory by a score of 3-1 BATE.
This victory makes BATE comfortably at the top of Group F with six points. While Bayern had to settle for third place with three points because of its position successfully shifted by Valencia's 2-0 win over Lilie. Bayern lost productivity goals of Los Che.
Lineup
BATE: Andrey Gorbunov, Maksim Bordachev, Yegor Filipenko, Marko Simic, Denis Polyakov, Dzmitry Likhtarovich (Mikhail Sivakov 66), Aliaksandr Volodko, Edgar Olekhnovich, Alexsandr Hleb, Aleksandr Pavlov (Renan Bressan 84), Vitali Rodionov
Bayern Munich: Manuel Neuer, Dante, Jerome Boateng, Philipp Lahm, Holger Badstuber (Bastian Schweinsteiger 77), Franck Ribery, Javi Martinez (Xherdan Shaqiri 58), Thomas Mueller, Luis Gustavo Dias, Mario Mandzukic (Claudio Pizarro 75), Toni Kroos
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