Bayern Fail to Score for First Time in 59 Bundesliga Matches
Bayern Munich were held to a goalless draw by newly promoted Schalke, ending their 59-match Bundesliga scoring run.
Bayern Munich failed to score in a Bundesliga match for the first time in 59 games after being held to a 0-0 draw by Schalke on Saturday.
The defending champions dominated possession but struggled to break down a stubborn Schalke defence, with goalkeeper Loris Karius producing several important saves.
Bayern introduced Harry Kane, Michael Olise and Jamal Musiala in the second half, but could not find a breakthrough.
The result ended Bayern’s run of scoring in 59 consecutive Bundesliga matches, their longest such streak in the competition.
It was also Bayern’s first goalless Bundesliga game since their 0-0 draw against Bayer Leverkusen in February 2025.
The draw saw Bayern drop points for the first time this season, while Schalke earned their first point since returning to the Bundesliga.
Related stories
News
Sanwo-Olu Swears In Six Permanent Secretaries, Inaugurates Two Lagos Commissions
Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu on Monday swore in six newly appointed permanent secretaries and inaugurated members of two state commissions, as his administration seeks to strengthen public service delivery.
News
‘Tell Them No’: Obi Urges UK-Based Nigerians to Stop Sending Money Home
Peter Obi urges Nigerians in the United Kingdom to reconsider financial support for relatives at home, arguing that poor leadership drives economic hardship.
News
Enugu LGs Begin Payment of 25-Year Gratuity Backlog
Enugu local governments will commit 10 per cent of monthly allocations to clearing gratuity arrears owed to retired council workers since 2000.
News
Economy Would’ve Collapsed Without Tinubu’s Reforms — Shettima
Vice-President Kashim Shettima says President Tinubu’s economic reforms prevented Nigeria’s economy from collapsing, despite hardship experienced by citizens.

Comments (0)
Leave a comment
All comments are moderated before publishing. Your email is never published.