Bayern Munich, UEFA Super Cup champion

Bayern Munich, which toppled Sevilla in extra time, achieved the second UEFA Super Cup victory in its history.

Bayern Munich faced Sevilla in the UEFA Super Cup match. In the overtime match, Bayern Munich triumphed with a score of 2-1 and took the trophy to its museum for the second time in its history. The Bundesliga team also received their fourth trophy in 2020.

At the Puskas Arena in Budapest, the capital city of Hungary, the audience was taken on the condition that the capacity did not exceed 30 percent.

Sevilla, which has made its mark in the UEFA Europa League in recent years, started the game quickly against Bayern Munich, which won its sixth championship in the Champions League. Ocampos scored the penalty shot after Rakitic was dropped in the penalty area and put the Spanish team ahead 1-0.

Bayern Munich responded to this goal in the 34th minute. Goretzka, who scored in Lewandowski's assist, brought the situation to 1-1.

Although Bayern increased the pressure in the second half of the match, Sevilla held on to the score. One goal of the German giant was canceled due to being offside by VAR decision.

After the normal time was completed with a 1-1 equality, overtime was started and Bayern Munich managed to break Sevilla's resistance. Leading 2-1 with Javi Martinez's goal in the 104th minute, the Bavarian team maintained this superiority until the last whistle and reached the championship in the UEFA Super Cup.