Bayern Munich secured a 2-0 victory over SC Freiburg, propelling them to second place in the Bundesliga, with Harry Kane scoring from a controversial penalty and Thomas Müller marking his 710th match with a stunning goal. The game featured a tense penalty incident involving Freiburg's Maximilian Rosenfelder, and despite Freiburg's efforts, they struggled to create significant threats. Looking ahead, Müller expressed excitement about facing FC Barcelona in the UEFA Champions League, taking a lighthearted jab at their new manager, Hansi Flick. Bayern has a dominant record against Barcelona, having won their last six encounters without conceding a goal. The new Champions League format adds an intriguing twist to the competition, with Müller eager to reconnect with old friends during the matches. Bayern's upcoming fixtures, including clashes with Barcelona and PSG, promise to be highlights of the tournament.