News.Bayern aunched to win an historic fourth successive

Bayern Munich launched their bid to win a historic fourth consecutive Bundesliga title last Friday with a 5-0 rout of Hamburg's new signing Douglas Costa shone on his league debut.

Bayern establishment activist Lewandowski, Medhi Benatia and Thomas Mueller, who scored twice, Bayern grabbed the first four goals and added a fifth Brazilian winger Costa seal a show-stopping performance.

Costa, who Bayern coach Pep Guardiola has said can be the best winger in the world, showed why the champions paid Shakhtar Donetsk €30 million for him in July.

The 24-year-old chest under a long pass before launching cross led to Bayern's third goal, then hit back with 87 minutes under a clear left-foot shot.

"He's a superb player, I understand him very well already and he's just going to get better with each game," was Lewandowski's verdict on Costa.

Bayern, who take 10 points to win the championship last season, is looking forward to becoming the first team to win four Bundesliga crowns in succession in Guardiola's contract, the third and final year.

"It was tough in the first half, because Hamburg defended with six players, but we did better in the second half," said Guardiola.

"I am happy with the debuts of Douglas Costa and Arturo Vidal, they have a lot of quality and experience. They will help Bayern Munich a lot."

Hamburg, who can only avoid relegation last season, won by knockout second year of operation, there is the opportunity to share its early start in the fourth minute when Bayern goalkeeper Neuer shot as the former Tottenham midfielder Lewis Holtby straight.

However, after Lewandowski headed over Lahm cross in the 22nd minute, five minutes after Bayern get a breakthrough.
Spanish veteran Alonso curled in a free kick, and five Bayern players freedom, Benatia headed home, the first goal of the season in 27 minutes.

Bayern doubled the lead after the break when Lewandowski fired home at close range.
Alonso delivered a long ball, which took a deflection, hanging in the air is cleared of Hamburg defender Matias Ostrzolek path to Lewandowski, Poland forward slot home 53 minutes.

Brazilian defender Rafinha nearly claimed their third moments later, when he shot at close range in Hamburg goalkeeper Adler and former goalkeeper from Germany.

When the gate opens, Costa Rica chest down Mario G?tze passing and Brazil is not well to keep the ball in play his ball from the center pin nod 69 minutes before Muller was headed home.

Muller supplement Bayern fourth 73 minutes, Hamburg's defense leave enough space utilization.
Costa then capped an excellent display and a clean sheet when the Fed Ostrzolek Brazilian Rafinha who fought off the back of the net boots on his deadly left foot.

Tuesday, August 18, 2015