Tuchel stunned by former team as champions' slump continues.
Match Events
0' KICK-OFF! Who can win this match?
9' Sub! Injured Davies replaced by Mazraoui
15' OFFSIDE! Mane's goal disallowed
29' GOAL! Mainz 0-1 Bayern (Mane)
43' CLOSE! Onisiwo misses a good chance
65' GOAL! Mainz 1-1 Bayern (Ludovic Ajorque)
73' GOAL! Mainz 2-1 Bayern (Leandro Barreiro)
79' GOAL! Mainz 3-1 Bayern (Martín)
93' CHANCE! Tel's shot denied
Match Report
Bayern Munich's troubling start to Thomas Tuchel's reign continued as the champions slumped to a 3-1 defeat to Mainz at Mewa Arena on Saturday.
Die Roten looked to be on track to bounce back from their midweek Champions League elimination by Manchester City, but they were sensationally pegged back by Tuchel's former team as Bayern's winless streak stretched to four matches.
Sadio Mane gave Bayern a deserved first-half lead from close range, but Mainz showed signs of promise and built on such encouragement after the break when Ludovic Ajorque wiped out the lead.
Leandro Barreiro put Mainz in front 17 minutes from time and Aaron Martin's fine strike soon after finished Bayern off, gifting Borussia Dortmund the opportunity to go top later in the day.
Bayern threatened an early breakthrough when Mane coolly clipped over Mainz goalkeeper Robin Zentner in the 15th minute, only for his goal to be disallowed for offside.
But the visitors did take the lead just before the half-hour mark, Joao Cancelo's left-wing cross leaving Mane with the simplest of headed finishes at the back post.
The hosts were good value for their leveller after the hour, however.
Sommer could only parry Lee Jae-sung's effort and Ajorque was on hand to nod in from a few yards out.
That was merely the start for Mainz.
Eight minutes later, Karim Onisiwo fended off Josip Stanisic when meeting Ajorque's flick-on and subsequently teed up Barreiro, who confidently slotted home.
Martin then put the game beyond Bayern, smashing left-footed into the bottom-right corner from the edge of the box with 11 minutes remaining.
Line-ups
Mainz XI: S.Bell, Onisiwo, S.Widmer, Kohr, Robin Zentner, Ludovic Ajorque, E.Fernandes, Andreas Hanche-Olsen, Lee Jae-Sung II, Caci, Leandro Barreiro
Subs: Da Costa, A. Hack, Marcus Ingvartsen, A.Martín, Finn Dahmen, Barkok, Delano Burgzorg, Anton Stach, Nelson Weiper
Bayern XI: Sommer, Muller, Cancelo, Mane, Goretzka, Kimmich, Upamecano, De Ligt, Alphonso Davies, Josip Stanisic, Jamal Musiala
Subs: Ulreich, Blind, Gnabry, Coman, Sane, Mazraoui, Gravenberch, Mathys Tel
PEP-GUAIDIOLA
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Man City really knock Bayern Munich Engine
Shimbirkamadaw
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BAYERN AFTER THEY SACKED NEGELSMANN
Lalasvirgin
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Bayern Munich Right About Now[ko]
luckytv
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But Why Bayern Munich Have Sacked Julian Nagelsmann Why...? Becoz This Thomas Tuchel Is Useless 🤞❤️💙
GavivinaGator
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Oliver Kahn should just bow down his head in shame.. You sacked A coach with 100% record in Champions league and DFB Pokal and 1 point behind BvB in the league and you brought Thomas Tuchel... I think Oliver Kahn should be sacked too
Footballlover008
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The biggest mistake they ever made was sacking this man
Ophab
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Oliver Khan sending Tuchel back to Chelsea[Crylaugh][Crylaugh][Crylaugh]
mdzifislam
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Chelsea fans will now understand why I sacked Thomas Tuchel.
Bwealth_002
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Look at them all They lost Diamond when looking for some kind of gold💔💔
Justinhendrix
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I use 10mb to watch Chelsea goals this season and am still having 9.9mb left