Mane opens Bayern account in German Super Cup win
Sadio Mane opened his serious objective scoring represent Bayern Munich as the Bundesliga champions crushed Leipzig 5-3 to catch the German Super Cup for a tenth time frame on Saturday.
The African Player of the Year, who finished a six-year spell at Liverpool to move to Bavaria in the late spring, likewise had two objectives precluded for offside in the game played at Leipzig's Red Bull Arena.
"I'm truly glad to dominate my most memorable match and first prize. Everything seems fine. I'm truly glad to be essential for this extraordinary club," said Mane.
Bayern mentor Julian Nagelsmann demanded his group merited the triumph.
"We did very well in the primary half yet from the 60th moment you could see that we were reaching a dead end," he said.
"We've just been in preparing for 19 days, you shouldn't fail to remember that. We had the right to win, there's no doubt about that."
Senegalese star Mane was on track on the half-hour mark for his group's second objective in the German season drape raiser.
Jamal Musiala played an ideal pass to open the Leipzig offside snare and delivery Serge Gnabry whose pass across the front of objective was tapped home by Mane.
Bayern, starting another time after the flight of star striker Robert Lewandowski to Barcelona, had started to lead the pack following 14 minutes because of Musiala getting the better of Leipzig's Hungarian goalkeeper Peter Gulacsi.
The great Musiala was at the core of Bayern's third objective on the stroke of half-time when the young person's canny pass was penetrated home by French worldwide Benjamin Pavard.
Marcel Halstenberg headed in on the hour as Leipzig cut the shortage yet it just took Bayern five minutes to reestablish their three-objective benefit.
Thomas Mueller had a shot just half saved by Gulacsi and Gnabry was speediest to respond to the free ball to make the score 4-1.
One more new marking Ryan Gravenberch, who showed up from Ajax, hit on trade Mueller for Bayern before Mane had an objective precluded by VAR for offside.
In a start to finish last part, Leipzig got their second objective of the night politeness of a Christopher Nkunku punishment after Dani Olmo had been acquired down the area.
As the clock ticked down, Bayern got on one more new marking Dutch focus back Matthijs de Ligt who joined from Juventus for €67 million.
With six minutes left, Mane had a subsequent objective precluded, again for offside, before Spanish worldwide Olmo pulled one more objective back for Leipzig in the 89th moment after a speedy breakaway.
Bayern then needed to endure a couple of cheeky minutes as Leipzig pushed for a fourth however Leroy Sane wrapped up the game with his group's fifth objective in the eighth moment of stoppage time.
Bayern Munich start the guard of their Bundesliga title away to Eintracht Frankfurt next Friday.
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