"Beaten at Arsenal in the Champions League on Wednesday, Bayern stumbled out of the traps here and fell behind when on-loan Burnley striker Andreas Hountondji put St. Pauli ahead in the sixth minute. Raphaël Guerreiro equalised on the stroke of half-time following an inventive assist from Diaz, who then scored three minutes into injury time just as Bayern's pursuit of a winner appeared to be in vain."
"Konrad Laimer was dispossessed deep in his own half by Mathias Pereira Lage, whose through ball saw Hountondji shrug off Kim Min-Jae's challenge before rifling beyond Manuel Neuer at his near post. The composed finish was Hountondji's only contribution as he limped off after 18 minutes, with St. Pauli then content to try to sit on their lead behind two banks of four and hit Bayern on the counter. Bayern began building some momentum and teenager Lennart Karl, who enhanced his burgeoning reputation with a goal in Bayern's defeat at Arsenal in midweek, saw a curling effort cannon off the post."
Bayern Munich came from behind to beat St. Pauli 3-1, with Luis Díaz and Nicolas Jackson scoring in stoppage time. Andreas Hountondji put St. Pauli ahead in the sixth minute after Konrad Laimer was dispossessed and struck beyond Manuel Neuer. Hountondji limped off after 18 minutes and St. Pauli defended deep, relying on counterattacks. Bayern hit the woodwork multiple times, including efforts from Lennart Karl and Harry Kane, before Raphaël Guerreiro levelled on the stroke of half-time after an inventive flick from Díaz. Díaz then scored in injury time and Jackson added a late goal, while Leipzig drew 0-0 at Gladbach.
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