Ferguson's Surprise

On the afternoon of April 18, in the Bundesliga's 28th round, Bayern faced Bielefeld away.

The match had barely begun when Bayern, playing away, took the initiative and launched a fierce attack against Bielefeld.

Before a minute had passed, Bayern made their first attack. Schweinsteiger suddenly surged forward and unleashed a Long Shot, forcing Bielefeld goalkeeper Ehlhoff to make a save. Although he managed to parry the ball away, Su Dong followed up and pounced on the rebound, leaving him helpless.

One-nil. Su Dong opened the scoring for Bayern, giving them a dream start away from home.

After taking the lead, Bayern firmly controlled the flow of the match, but they played with greater patience.

After the halftime switch, Bayern quickly organized another attack.

In the sixty-third minute, Ribéry sent a direct pass through, and Su Dong slotted the ball home from near the Penalty Kick spot, scoring Bayern's second.

Two-nil!

Bayern then launched attack after attack. Lucio, Su Dong, and Robben repeatedly threatened Bielefeld's goal, but none of them could find the net again.

In the end, thanks to Su Dong's brace, Bayern defeated Bielefeld 2–0 and once again claimed all three points.

A week later, in the Bundesliga's 29th round, Bayern hosted Schalke 04.

With a Champions League match in midweek, Bayern made some appropriate rotations. Toni Kroos, Thomas Müller, and several other players earned starts, while Ribéry and Modrić conserved their energy in preparation for the match against Manchester United.

At Allianz Arena, the home side made their presence felt from the opening whistle.

In the sixth minute, Su Dong pressed aggressively up front and successfully stole the ball from a Schalke 04 defender. He burst into the box and cut the ball back, and after Robben received it, he curled a left-footed shot into