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Bayern Munich II defeats 1860 Munich in first Munich derby since 2021
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21-second readBayern Munich II defeated 1860 Munich 4-2 in their first Munich derby since 2021, according to Bavarian Football Works. The match took place at Grünwalder Stadion.
The game was marked by early dominance from Bayern, with goals from Anton Heinz and Tim Binder, and a red card for Bayern coach Dante due to unsportsmanlike conduct.
Bayern may face penalties for pyrotechnics used by their fans during the match, potentially resulting in a fine and points deduction.
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Always has been, and it was proven yet again. Bayern Munich’s second team pulled off a 4-2 win against city rivals 1860 Munich in the first Munich derby since 2021. The game was played at the Grünwalder Stadion, home of 1860. The Regionalliga side of Bayern did not take long to assert themselves. Tim Binder, who had already played a few games in preseason for the senior team, assisted captain Anton Heinz 12 minutes in, and he himself scored the second 11 minutes later following a mazy run. It was a goal that was reminiscent of Arjen Robben. 1860 pulled a goal back just around the half-hour mark, but Bayern restored their two-goal advantage when Heinz let loose quite the left footed shot from well outside the penalty area.
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