Michael Olise Shines with Four-Goal Contribution in Bayern’s Victory

In light of a demanding schedule that required rotation over three games in eight days, Bayern Munich’s English-born French winger Michael Olise found himself on the bench during Vincent Kompany’s team selection for Matchday 18 against RB Leipzig.

However, with the match tied at 1-1, Kompany swiftly called upon Olise to help secure a victory. Following his outstanding performance against Wolfsburg, where he was named Man of the Match, Olise was the clear choice to replace Lennart Karl on the right wing. What ensued was a display of footballing brilliance from Olise.

Just nine minutes after entering the game, Olise received the ball on the right flank, skillfully evaded his defender, and delivered a pinpoint cross to Harry Kane, who converted the opportunity with precision.

In the 82nd minute, with the match still hanging in the balance, Olise ensured that the points were secured by delivering an exquisite corner that found Jonathan Tah, who expertly headed the ball into the net, putting the game beyond the reach of the home side.

Less than three minutes later, Olise achieved his third assist by outmaneuvering David Raum. A brilliant late run into the box by Aleksander Pavlović allowed Olise to mislead Raum, resulting in a straightforward finish for Pavlović.

As the match neared its conclusion, Olise also got on the scoresheet. After Luis Díaz made a strong run down the left side, the ball found its way to Olise, who capped off a fantastic performance with a stunning strike into the top corner.

Olise’s exceptional abilities have been evident to Premier League fans, but since his transfer to Bayern Munich, he has emerged as one of the world’s premier wingers. His three assists and one goal this weekend elevate him to the top of the Bundesliga assist standings and position him joint second in the scoring chart, trailing only his teammate Kane.