The international break is over, and FC Bayern Munich are back in Bundesliga action today against SC Freiburg. But where is the match being played? GOAL has the answer.

Bayern conceded two goals within six minutes from Freiburg corners. First, Suzuki was on hand after Ginter impressively flicked the ball with his heel, and then Manzambi easily nodded it in. Manuel Neuer seemed particularly at fault for the second goal, apparently misjudging the trajectory of the header.

In the world of football, respect is often earned through consistent performance and tactical prowess. Ahead of the Bundesliga clash against SC Freiburg, FC Bayern München's coach Vincent Kompany has publicly expressed his admiration for the Breisgau club, highlighting their achievements and stability as a model for others in the sport.

Pavlović registered an assist in this game, assisting Harry Kane’s goal at the 60th. The youngster who started alongside Leon Goretzka and played for 80 minutes before he was substituted by Hiroki Itō. The Japanese defender had his first game since March, when he fractured his metatarsal.

Unanswered goals from Dayot Upamecano, Nicolas Jackson, Harry Kane, and another from Olise saw that the German Rekordmeister cruised to a 6-2 victory on a night where Kompany was able to give some of his key players a bit of a rest ahead of the Arsenal clash in the Champions League next week.

Bayern Munich enter the weekend in commanding form, continuing to set the pace at the top of the Bundesliga with the kind of authority that has defined their season so far.Vincent Kompany’s side

The Breisgau-based team is lingering in the middle of the table, with their results being a mixed bag, with a 3-4-3 (W-D-L) record ahead of their meeting with the Bavarians. The Rekordmeister meanwhile has picked up 28 points from a possible 30 so far in the league, and it is certain that they will make it 31 from 33 after this match.