Paris St Germain set Champions League record as fastest side to score four goals

Bayern Munich secured a 2-0 victory over Atletico Madrid in the Champions League on Tuesday, despite a significant absence of players due to injuries. Teenage forward Lennart Karl opened the scoring for Bayern, followed by another goal by Konrad Laimer. Despite the absence of key players such as Jamal Musiala, Luis Diaz, Serge Gnabry, and Ismael Saibari, Bayern's Harry Kane and captain Joshua Kimmich led the team to a memorable win.

The German champions also played without coach Vincent Kompany, who was sick due to meningitis. Bayern's victory extended their winning streak to two matches and two draws, placing them at eighth in the Champions League table. Atletico finished the match in 22nd position out of 36 teams. Prior to the match, Bayern received a boost when Michael Olise was allowed to start after being substituted with a knee injury against Borussia Dortmund.

Atletico suffered an injury withdrawal when Christian Romero was ruled out on matchday. Julian Alvarez nearly gave Atletico the lead in the first half but hit the post, while Kane had a chance to score midway through the first half but missed. Atletico fought hard, but a simple mistake by the hosts allowed Bayern to take the lead.

Despite Atletico's efforts, Bayern managed to keep the pressure on and secured a convincing victory.