Football · Freiburg and Munich
Bayern beats Freiburg 3-1 without Kompany and shares Bundesliga lead with Dortmund
Michael Olise scored in added time to complete Bayern's 3-1 win at Freiburg on matchday 7, with head coach Vincent Kompany in hospital and assistant Aaron Danks in charge. Hoffenheim beat Bayer Leverkusen 3-0 in the same round, with Andrej Kramaric scoring the club's 1,000th Bundesliga goal.
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In brief
Upamecano scored in the 16th minute, Tom Bischof put through his own net in the 82nd minute, and Michael Olise sealed the win in added time, with assistant coach Aaron Danks in charge.
Both sides have 17 points after matchday 7, with Bayern ahead on goal difference, and they meet on Saturday, 31 October.
Andrej Kramaric scored the club's 1,000th Bundesliga goal, Alexander Prass scored in the 89th minute, and Max Moerstedt added a goal at 90+5, leaving Hoffenheim 10th with nine points.
Vincent Kompany was hospitalised after collapsing during preparation in Freiburg, and Aaron Danks gave a positive update on his condition before kickoff.

- 16th minuteDayot Upamecano gives Bayern the lead
- Shortly before half-timeSerge Gnabry doubles the lead
- 82nd minuteTom Bischof scores an own goal for Freiburg
- 90+5 minuteMichael Olise scores into an empty net to make it 3-1
Kompany absent, Bayern control the match
Bayern Munich beat SC Freiburg 3-1 on Sunday, 25 October 2026, in the seventh Bundesliga matchday without head coach Vincent Kompany. Kompany was hospitalised after collapsing during preparation for the match, and assistant coach Aaron Danks ran the bench. Before kickoff Danks gave a positive update on his head coach to Dazn.
“The feedback is really positive at the moment. He is doing well and feels a little better every day.”
Bayern dominated possession for long spells and kept Freiburg on the back foot for most of the game.
Goals and turning points
Dayot Upamecano opened the scoring in the 16th minute, finishing alone in front of Freiburg goalkeeper Mio Backhaus after Michael Olise had set him up. Serge Gnabry doubled the lead shortly before half-time, and SAPO notes it was his 100th Bundesliga goal. Freiburg pulled a goal back in the 82nd minute when Tom Bischof put the ball into his own net, and the hosts pressed for an equaliser in the closing stages. Bayern goalkeeper Jonas Urbig made a decisive save late on, but Backhaus then left his goal and lost possession, allowing Olise to score into an empty net. Reports put that goal at 90+5 minutes, while SRF gives the 95th minute.
Hoffenheim beat Leverkusen 3-0
In the other match that Sunday, Hoffenheim hosted Bayer Leverkusen and won 3-0. Kramaric put the home side ahead from the penalty spot late in the match, and SRF notes that goal was Hoffenheim's 1,000th in Bundesliga history. Alexander Prass made it 2-0 in the 89th minute, then was sent off after removing his shirt in celebration, having already been booked earlier. Max Moerstedt added a third in stoppage time (90+5 minute) with Hoffenheim down to ten men. Leverkusen's first defeat ended a winning run, though sources differ on its length, with SAPO citing three straight wins and another report six.
Table and next match
Bayern and Borussia Dortmund both have 17 points after matchday 7, with Bayern top on the better goal difference. Leverkusen are fourth on 13 points, and Hoffenheim are 10th on nine. Freiburg remain in third place, though sources give conflicting point totals for them.
- Bayern Munich
- 17 points
- Borussia Dortmund
- 17 points
- Bayer Leverkusen
- 13 points
- Hoffenheim
- 9 points
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Bayern and Dortmund meet directly on Saturday, 31 October, in a match that will decide who leads the table after matchday 8.
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Sources and context
- Notícias ao MinutoWithout Kompany, no problem. Bayern Munich adds and continuesSem Kompany, sem problema. Bayern Munique soma e segue · original in Portuguese
- Blick.chBundesliga: Bayern wins top match without KompanyBundesliga: Bayern siegt im Spitzenspiel ohne Kompany · original in German
- FocusThe Bayern ratings reveal how important the win was for coach KompanyDie Bayern-Noten legen offen, wie wichtig ihnen der Sieg für Trainer Kompany war · original in German
- SAPOBundesliga: Bayern Munich wins without Vincent Kompany and Hoffenheim surprises Bayer Leverkusen despite bizarre sending offBundesliga: Bayern Munique vence sem Vincent Kompany e Hoffenheim surpreende o Bayer Leverkusen apesar da expulsão caricata · original in Portuguese
- Vincent Kompany
- Bayern Munich head coach, hospitalised after collapsing before the Freiburg match
- Aaron Danks
- Bayern assistant coach who stood in for Kompany on the touchline
- Dayot Upamecano
- Bayern defender who scored the opening goal in the 16th minute
- Michael Olise
- Bayern forward who assisted the opener and scored the 3-1 goal
- Serge Gnabry
- Bayern forward who doubled the lead before half-time
- Tom Bischof
- Freiburg player who scored an own goal in the 82nd minute
- Mio Backhaus
- Freiburg goalkeeper involved in the opener and the late error
- Jonas Urbig
- Bayern goalkeeper who made key saves late in the match
- Andrej Kramaric
- Hoffenheim forward who scored the club's 1,000th Bundesliga goal
- Alexander Prass
- Hoffenheim player who scored and was sent off after removing his shirt
- Max Moerstedt
- Hoffenheim player who scored the third goal in stoppage time
- Places
- Munich, Freiburg im Breisgau
- Organizations
- FC Bayern Munich
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