"Bayern Munich have been on a historical streak so far this season, and there is a multitude of factors behind this. Following a strong 2-1 win against Borussia Dortmund in Der Klassiker at home, Bayern return to the Champions League with all the intent of asserting their dominance. They faced Club Brugge at home, a mere three points and a sizeable goal difference away from the top of the table, above reigning Champions League winners Paris-Saint Germain."
"What of the defense, you may ask. For a team who knew they were disadvantaged, they naturally resorted to dropping deep, adopting a defensive approach. However, that did not help either - Bayern moved simply too fast for them to keep up. Oftentimes, the last man would just watch helplessly as Bayern took a shot on target, and nearly every goal resulted from a defensive lapse."
Bayern Munich have built a historical streak this season, following a 2-1 home win over Borussia Dortmund and returning to the Champions League to assert dominance. They hosted Club Brugge, who sat three points and a sizeable goal difference behind the group leaders and above reigning champions Paris-Saint Germain. Club Brugge produced a poor outing, offering little resistance as Vanaken, Tzolis and Tresoldi failed to influence proceedings and the team managed only three shots, two on target. The Belgians dropped deep defensively but could not cope with Bayern's pace, conceding goals from repeated defensive lapses while Bayern missed multiple key chances.
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