This Frenchman becomes “Super Sub” at Bayern

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By: Manu Tournoux

This Frenchman becomes “Super Sub” at Bayern

Mathys Tel scored again with Bayern Munich on Saturday in the slap against Bochum (7-0).

Mathys Tel is starting to get into good habits with Bayern Munich. The young Frenchman (18 years old) scored his third goal on Saturday since the start of September.

The former Stade Rennais, who came on against Bochum in the 65th minute, scored a quarter of an hour later, after a service from Harry Kane (81st) during this one-sided meeting of the 5th day of the German Championship (7-0).

Mathys Tel had struck three days earlier in the Champions League in a spectacular match against Manchester United (4-3). There too, the French striker came off the bench successfully.

Rebelote on September 2 on the lawn of Borussia Mönchengladbach. Substitute at kick-off, Tel was the decisive scorer in the money-time (87th, (1-2).

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Manu Tournoux

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