Kim Min-jae, who went between heaven and hell, and one goal was a fantastic defense + a goal lost, and Passmys Bayern won 43 hard times against the promotion team Kill

Feb 02, 2025

'monster'Kim Min-jae (Bayern Munich) went between heaven and hell. Bayern Munich won 4-3 in the 20th round of the German Bundesliga in the 2024-2025 season against Holstein Kiel at Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany on the 1st (Korea time). Bayern seemed to win easily with a 4-0 lead, but the defense collapsed at the last minute, allowing three goals and winning a sweat.

'Monster' Kim Min-jae (Bayern Munich) went to hell with heaven.

Bayern Munich won 4-3 in the 20th round of the German Bundesliga in the 2024-2025 season against Holstein Kiel at Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany on the 1st (Korea time). Bayern seemed to win easily with a 4-0 lead, but the defense collapsed at the last minute, allowing three goals and winning a sweat.

Bayern succeeded in winning the game in the second half, including six consecutive wins. He led the way with 51 points. Based on 20 games, 51 points are third in the club's history. In the 2013-2014 season, when Pep Guardiola took office and remained unbeaten until the 28th round, he scored 56 points in 20 games, the highest ever. Following this was 53 points in the 2015-2016 season, which was Guardiola's last season.

Kim Minjae is on this day I worked with Upamecano. He also started again with an ankle injury. Kim Min-jae is guarding Bayern's defense by consistently starting at a time when all of his partners are not normal. Kim Min-jae was close to perfection in the first half of the day. He saved a goal in the 26th minute of the first half. In a set-piece situation, Kill entered the fastball. Lewis Holtby took the lone chance to face the empty goal post. However, Kim Min-jae quickly ran to the goal and cleared the ball. Kim Min-jae roared into the stands immediately after his success.

Kim Min-jae led the attack through a proper pass. In the 31st minute of the first half, he recorded a key pass leading to Jamal Musiala's shot. In the extra time, he beat the opponent's salary with his unique forward defense.

In the second half, the performance fell. It was because of the physical burden. Pass-miss also directly led to a loss. In the 17th minute of the second half, a pass to Serge Gnabry was cut off by the opponent, allowing Finn Porat to score. Amid the collapse of defense, Kim Min-jae worked hard at the last minute to prevent the opponent's attack. He kept a one-goal victory by blocking Kill's last attack in the last minute.

According to soccer statistics company Potmob, Kim Min-jae recorded a 93% pass success rate (86/92), one opportunity creation, two long passes successful, one final clear, one block, six recoveries, one ground competition successful, three aerial ball competitions, and zero dribbling breakthrough. The rating was not very good. HuscoordCom gave it a 6.9 rating, the third-lowest in the team. Foot mobs were lower. It was the second-lowest 7.1 points after goalkeeper Manuel Neuer.

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Bayern played as a 4-2-3-1 model on the day. Harry Kane was one-top, and Kingsley Coman-Jamal Musiala-Michael Olise was in the second line. Joshua Kimmich and Aleksandar Pavlovic were in the midfield. Rafael Geheiro, Kim Min-jae, Upamecano, and Konrat Reimer made a four-back. Goalkeeper Manuel Neuer defended the goal.

Holstein fought back 3-4-2-1. Phil Hares was on the front line, and Holtby and Armin Gigiovic were in the second line. Dominique Jaborcek and Raje Rosenboom were on the left and right, while John Tolkil and Finn Porat guarded the midfield. The three backs were made up of Marco Comenda, David Jets and Timo Becker. Timon Viner wore goalkeeper gloves.

Bayern pushed the kill hard from the beginning. In the third minute of the first half, he opened with Upamecano's header in a free kick situation. Kill also occasionally launched a counterattack. In the 11th minute, Hares' cross from the left headed for the gate, but fortunately, it did not lead to a shot.

Bayern scored the first goal in the early hours. 19 min Olyse, who broke down the right, tried to cut back. Musiala finished by jumping in. 1-0 Bayern's lead.

Kill, who lost a point, went on a counterattack. 26 minutes Kim Min-jae flashed. Kane lost the ball in a set-piece situation, creating a good opportunity for the kill. Kiel's forward pass tricked everyone, and Holtby took the lone chance. It passed to Neuer, but Kim Min-jae, who ran until the end without giving up, cleared it at the end and blocked a goal.

Bayern's attack continued. 32 min Pavlovic fired a great mid-range shot. Goalkeeper Viner saved it nicely. Bayern, which gained momentum, scored an extra goal in extra time. Kane nudged Coman's cross into the header.

Bayern's attack continued in the second half. He scored his third goal in the first minute of the second half. It was Kane. Keheiro's cross was pushed to the header. Kane scored multiple goals on the day. Gnabry, who was replaced in the 8th minute of the second half, scored his fourth goal with a sensational shot taking advantage of the opponent's defense mistake.

The game, which seemed to have ended 4-0, fluctuated with Kim Min-jae's mistake in the 17th minute. Kill, who intercepted Kim Min-jae's pass miss, recovered a goal with Porat's sensational shot. Bayern created chances to score in the 24th minute, including Thomas Muller's mid-range shot and Upamecano's header, but unfortunately failed to score an additional goal.

Kill gave the extra time a boost. 46 mins and 48 Steven Skjevski scored a comeback. Kill pushed Bayern until the end, but Kim Min-jae pulled together and blocked it. Bayern won 4–3.

This article was translated by Naver AI translator.