Poor Kim Minjae's thighs! "Fractured bone loss." Even with bad luck... Munich Explodes Two Goals in Additional Time '0-2→3-2' in a thrilling theater win

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Kim Min-jae (30), who returned to his team after two consecutive A matches, played nearly a full season and contributed to the theater win.

Bayern Munich came from behind to win 3-2 in Freiburg's 2025-2026 German Bundesliga 28th round away at the Europa Park Stadion in Freiburg, Germany on the 4th (Korea time).

Munich, which has only one loss in the league since the opening, led the league with 73 points (23 wins, 4 draws and 1 loss). There are nine points difference from the second-place Dortmund (64 points).

Kim Min-jae, who returned to Munich after playing two straight A matches in full season in March, was listed in the starting lineup without a moment to take a breather. Starting at right centre-back in the 4-2-3-1 formation, he established a central defensive line with Yonatan Tawa.

Kim Min-jae took the center of defense by blocking the opponent's counterattack with his unique fast foot. In particular, he blocked the opponent's attack alone at the last minute when the number of defenses decreased for the equalizer. He played about 87 minutes until he was replaced in the 42nd minute of the second half, showing a respectable performance.

According to "Foot Mob," which specializes in soccer statistics, Kim Min-jae recorded a pass success rate of 97% (56/58 times), three clearances, and two interceptions. However, the rating was disappointing. Footmob gave Kim Min-jae a 6.7, the mid-to-lowest rating in the team, as if holding him responsible for two runs.

Munich, which finished 0-0 in the first half of the day, scored the first goal to Johan Manzanvi in the first minute of the second half. Then, in the 26th minute of the second half, Lucas Wheeler scored an additional goal. Wheeler's shot from inside the penalty box crossed Kim Min-jae's thigh and headed into the goal.

However, Munich's counterattack began at the end of the second half. Tom Bischoff scored a comeback goal in the 36th minute of the second half and equalized in the 1st minute of extra time in the second half. Munich were not satisfied with the tie. In the 8th minute of extra time in the second half, Leonard Karl scored a come-from-behind goal to win a dramatic victory.

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