Bavarian Loan Works: Lopsided scores in a lackluster week

"Nübel started in goal for Stuttgart when they hosted Köln on Saturday. He faced three shots on goal and recorded a save in each half. He allowed a goal in the 79th minute which leveled the match at 1-1. His teammates found two more goals in the last ten plus minutes and won the three points at home, 3-1. Stuttgart will travel to Scotland to face Celtic on Thursday in the playoff round of the Europa League."

"Ibrahimović started and played the full 90 minutes against Augsburg on the road. He had four shots - three blocked and one missed high and wide - and created two chances for his teammates to score. He also helped on defense with five tackles, one clearance, two interceptions, and eight recoveries. This helped Heidenheim hold the hosts to just one goal but they unfortunately could not score and fell 1-0."

"Bayern Munich loanees had a strange week. Peretz allowed three first-half goals but still won and then was benched for the Cup match. Aseko conceded a penalty but made up for it with an assist. Guzmán came off the bench in Brazil and recorded an assist five minutes later. See who was part of the lopsided victories and losses and who missed for a myriad of reasons."

Eleven Bayern Munich first-team players are out on loan in multiple leagues. Three loanees in the Bundesliga: Alexander Nübel started for Stuttgart, conceded in the 79th minute but Stuttgart scored twice to win 3-1 and will travel to Celtic for a Europa League playoff. Arijon Ibrahimović played 90 minutes for Heidenheim, had four shots, created two chances and made significant defensive contributions in a 1-0 loss. Armando Sieb missed Mainz’s 4-0 defeat to Dortmund due to illness and is day to day. Other loanees had mixed results: Peretz allowed three first-half goals but still won and was benched; Aseko conceded a penalty but assisted; Guzmán came off the bench in Brazil and assisted five minutes later.

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