Bayern Munich clinched their 36th Bundesliga title after a 4-2 comeback win over Stuttgart, capping a record-breaking season and keeping their treble hopes alive.
Bayern Munich sealed yet another dominant Bundesliga triumph, clinching their 36th league title with a thrilling 4-2 comeback victory over VfB Stuttgart.
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β FC Bayern (@FCBayernEN) April 19, 2026
The win confirmed Bayern as champions with games to spare, underlining their superiority in a campaign that has seen them outclass the rest of the league.
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The match itself began evenly, with both sides creating half-chances in the opening exchanges, but Stuttgart struck first when Chris FΓΌhrich curled home from a tight angle after a clever pass from Bilal El Khannouss.
That early setback briefly threatened to spoil the celebrations, but Bayern responded in emphatic fashion with three goals in a devastating six-minute spell before half-time. Raphael Guerreiro started the turnaround, finishing from close range after a brilliant run by Jamal Musiala, before Nicolas Jackson added a second following a swift counter led by Luis DΓaz.
The champions tightened their grip on the game before the break as Alphonso Davies fired in a deflected strike, putting Bayern firmly in control heading into the second half.
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Manager Vincent Kompany introduced Harry Kane and Michael Olise after the restart, and Kane quickly made an impact by scoring his 32nd league goal of a remarkable season.
Stuttgart managed a late consolation through Chema AndrΓ©s, but the result had long been beyond doubt as Bayern celebrated another historic title win.
This triumph caps off a record-breaking campaign for Bayern, who have lost just once all season and set a new benchmark for goals scored in a single Bundesliga campaign. With an attacking trio of Kane, DΓaz, and Olise leading the charge, Bayern have produced one of the most formidable forward lines in European football, combining goals and creativity at an extraordinary level.
Having secured the Bundesliga crown, Bayern now turn their attention to further silverware, with the DFB-Pokal and Paris Saint-Germain awaiting in the Champions League as they chase an ambitious treble.
