Champions Belong to Those Who Have Su Dong

On April 11, after returning to Munich from London, Bayern welcomed Frankfurt to their home ground for the twenty-seventh round of the Bundesliga.

Riding the momentum of their 3–1 away victory over Arsenal, Bayern came out at home with an aggressive edge from the very start.

Just three minutes into the match, Su Dong used his body to hold off a Frankfurt defender inside the penalty area and set up Ribéry. The French Scarface struck a low shot toward the near post from the edge of the box and opened the scoring for Bayern.

In the seventeenth minute, Ribéry returned the favor. From a Free Kick on the left, he sent a low ball into the box, and Su Dong swept it home with his left foot from close range to make it 2–0.

Bayern then launched a fierce attack on Frankfurt.

In the thirty-sixth minute, Schweinsteiger assisted from a corner, and Lucio headed the ball into the net to make it 3–0.

Just before the end of the first half, another cross came from Ribéry on the left. Su Dong delicately chipped the ball into the net from the left side of the penalty area, making it 4–0 and completing his brace.

Just three minutes after the start of the second half, Toni Kroos played a through ball, and Su Dong calmly finished from near the Penalty Kick spot. The ball passed between the goalkeeper's legs and went straight into Frankfurt's goal.

A hat trick!

Five-nil!

Bayern continued creating chances and threatening Frankfurt's goal, with Su Dong especially active.

In the fifty-ninth minute, shortly before being substituted, Su Dong unleashed a sudden Long Shot that came agonizingly close to finding the net again.

In the sixty-first minute, Su Dong was replaced by Podolski.

Schweinsteiger later took advantage of a