Bayern Munich faced Bayer Leverkusen in a crucial Bundesliga match that ended in a 1-1 draw at the Allianz Arena. The game featured a stunning long-range shot from Robert Andrich, which put Leverkusen ahead, but was quickly equalized by Aleksandar Pavlovic's half-volley. With the draw, Bayern maintains their position at the top of the league with 13 points, while Leverkusen sits in third place with 10 points.

Throughout the match, Bayern exhibited impressive offensive prowess, registering 18 shots compared to Leverkusen's mere three. However, Leverkusen’s defensive resilience prevented Bayern from capitalizing on their opportunities, even leaving star striker Harry Kane without a shot on goal, a rare occurrence for the player. The opening stages saw Bayern controlling possession and creating chances, but it wasn't until the 31st minute that they faced trouble when Granit Xhaka's setup allowed Andrich to score with a low strike into the net.

Goalkeeper Manuel Neuer expressed frustration about the game, stating that Bayern deserved more due to their chance creation. Shortly after conceding, a defensive error from Leverkusen led to Pavlovic's impressive equalizer, showcasing the fluctuating dynamics of the match. The teams continued to exchange chances, with Serge Gnabry coming close to scoring twice but being thwarted by the woodwork.

Despite dominating possession, Bayern struggled to convert their chances into a winning goal. Musiala notably found himself frustrated after a penalty appeal was denied during a tussle in the box. The match ended on a worrying note for Bayern, with Kane leaving the field due to an injury in the closing moments, resulting in Thomas Mueller coming on as his replacement. The match concluded with both teams content to share the points after a tightly contested battle.