Bayern München*
RB LeipzigHow did the teams perform?
Bayern München
RB Leipzig
Match Stats
Lineup
Bayern München
61' Unsportsmanlike conduct
70' Unsportsmanlike conduct
67'
67'
64'
89'
Unsportsmanlike conduct
69' Replaced by J. Stanisic
69' Replaced by S. Gnabry
80' Replaced by A. Pavlovic
90+4' Replaced by A. Davies
RB Leipzig
62' Tripping
82' Tripping
69' Roughing
70' Unsportsmanlike conduct
78' Replaced by A. Nusa
78' Replaced by X. Schlager
78' Replaced by Romulo Cardoso
89' Replaced by C. Baumgartner
90+4' Replaced by C. Lukeba
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Bayern München secured DFB Pokal passage, defeating rivals RB Leipzig 2-0 at the Allianz Arena. Goals from Harry Kane and Luis Díaz sealed victory in a decisive second-half burst.
Bayern München advanced in the DFB Pokal with a 2-0 win over RB Leipzig on February 11, 2026. Harry Kane’s penalty and Luis Díaz’s finish made the difference.
This DFB Pokal encounter promised high drama between German giants. Both teams aimed for cup progress, adding to their intense modern rivalry. The Allianz Arena buzzed with expectation.
The match started with immediate controversy. In the 4th minute, RB Leipzig thought Christoph Baumgartner had scored. VAR intervened, ruling the goal out for offside, denying a crucial opener.
Following the disallowed goal, both sides settled into a tactical battle. Chances remained scarce for much of the first half. Leipzig’s O. Werner received the game’s first yellow card in the 29th minute.
Teams went into the break at 0-0. Bayern needed to unlock Leipzig’s defence. The second half demanded increased intensity and precision from the home side.
The second half exploded into life after the hour mark. Bayern pressure led to a foul inside the box. Leipzig goalkeeper Maarten Vandevoordt received a yellow card for tripping.
This decision resulted in a penalty for Bayern. Harry Kane confidently took the spot-kick in the 64th minute. He made no mistake, sending the ball into the net and breaking the deadlock.
Bayern quickly doubled their advantage, striking again just three minutes later. Luis Díaz latched onto a precise pass from Michael Olise. He slotted home a clinical finish in the 67th minute.
Leipzig responded with several substitutions, attempting a comeback. However, the closing stages saw a flurry of yellow cards. Four Leipzig players and two Bayern players received bookings.
Bayern München controlled 57% possession, managing seven shots on target from 12 attempts. RB Leipzig recorded only one shot on target from seven attempts. Goalkeeper Maarten Vandevoordt made four important saves.
This victory propels Bayern München into the next DFB Pokal stage. Their hopes of domestic cup glory remain alive. For RB Leipzig, their DFB Pokal journey for 2025-2026 ends here.
