US EditionBayern Survive Late Augsburg Scare, Ten Hag's Tough Start Continues
Bayern Munich maintained a perfect start to the season with their 11th away win against Augsburg, despite a late rally from the hosts coached by former Bayern player Sandro Wagner.
- On Saturday, Bayern Munich held on for a 3-2 victory at Augsburg's WWK Arena, overcoming a late comeback attempt.
- Rejecting an outsider label, Sandro Wagner had FC Augsburg push actively as they rallied from 3-0 down, nearly matching a rare Bundesliga comeback against Bayern Munich.
- Bayern extended the lead via Luis Díaz and Michael Olise, and Kristijan Jakic and teenage Mert Komur scored late to make it 3-2.
- The victory left Bayern Munich top of the Bundesliga with three wins from three, while Sandro Wagner highlighted positives despite the loss, saying his side showed fight and flashes of quality that could aid morale.
- In the coming weeks, FC Augsburg face a run of kinder fixtures, while Robin Fellhauer is doing well under the circumstances following his injury.
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Bayern coach Vincent Kompany appeals for calm after another anxious finish for his team
BERLIN (AP) — Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany appealed for calm after another scare at Augsburg, where his team held on for a 3-2 win in the Bundesliga on Saturday.
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