Bayern Munich falls short in Bundesliga opener against Borussia Dortmund; Adeyemi's late goal lifts Dortmund to win and breaks Bayern's dominance.

**Bayern Munich’s Bundesliga Opener Disappointment Against Borussia Dortmund**

Bayern Munich’s Bundesliga opener against Borussia Dortmund was expected to be a thrilling clash between two titans, but it turned out to be a day of disappointment for the defending champions. A late goal from Borussia Dortmund’s Anthony Adeyemi secured a 1-0 victory, breaking Bayern’s recent dominance and leaving the Allianz Arena silent.

The match started with high tension, as both teams aimed to assert their authority. Bayern, despite missing key players like Sadio Mane and Alphonso Davies, still posed a significant threat. However, the first half was dominated by missed chances and solid defense from Dortmund, who looked determined to disrupt Bayern’s rhythm. The visitors had several opportunities, particularly through Jamal Musiala’s relentless energy, but they struggled to break down a well-organized Dortmund defense.

In the second half, the game turned on its head. Dortmund began to apply more pressure, and their persistence paid off in the 68th minute when Adeyemi, a surprise inclusion in the starting lineup, fired a low shot past Bayern goalkeeper Alexander Schwolow. The goal, which came against the run of play, sent the away fans into raptures and left Bayern’s players and fans in shock.

Despite the late goal, Bayern continued to push for an equalizer, with Musiala and Leroy Sane leading the charge. However, Dortmund’s defense held firm, and the visitors couldn’t find a breakthrough. The final whistle saw Dortmund celebrate wildly, while Bayern’s players looked dejected, aware of the missed opportunities.

This result marks the end of Bayern’s recent dominance in this fixture and raises questions about their ability to maintain their title challenge this season. Dortmund, meanwhile, will take pride in their resilience and the manner in which they secured the win.

It was a day to remember for Borussia Dortmund, but a day to forget for Bayern Munich as they seek to regroup and find a way to overcome this setback.