"Bayern Munich used a heavy rotation to smash VfB Stuttgart 5-0 in the Bundesliga, but in truth, it was the inclusion of some normal starters that incited the goal-scoring riot. Still, it was a big step for head coach Vincent Kompany, who - at times - has struggled to embrace using his normal subs in starting roles. The rotation was good and effective and the Bavarians were in control even with a lineup of bench players."
"Harry Kane is incredible. Kane is so good at so many things, but he's still at his best in the final third. Bayern Munich is settling into a starting pairing of Joshua Kimmich and Aleksandar Pavlović. Leon Goretzka is playing like a guy who knows like the end is near and does not know how to handle it. Kompany might really not trust Tom Bischof. Jonas Urbig can be the next one."
Bayern Munich rotated heavily yet delivered a commanding 5-0 victory over VfB Stuttgart, with the inclusion of some regular starters triggering a scoring spree. Vincent Kompany appeared to take an important step by allowing usual substitutes to start more freely, and the rotated lineup remained effective throughout. Harry Kane dominated the final third and finished clinically. Joshua Kimmich and Aleksandar Pavlović are forming a dependable midfield partnership. Leon Goretzka exhibited signs of uncertainty about his form, Tom Bischof may lack Kompany's trust, and Jonas Urbig emerged as a clear candidate for future opportunities.
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