Jupp Heynckes changed over fifty percent the staff from the club's Champions League match midweek, however it did not issue as Bayern continued their torrid speed in the Bundesliga with a mauling of Werder Bremen. Bayern Munich continued their torrid speed in the Bundesliga with a 6-1 knocking of Werder Bremen at the Allianz Arena on Saturday. Jupp Heynckes created six improvements to the starting eleven from Bayern's match on Tuesday against Arsenal in the Champions League. The turn was necessary this weekend with a big DFB Pokal fit against Borussia Dortmund this week. After controlling the temp for the initial 25 minutes, Bayern won two in rapid succession prior to the half hour mark. Arjen Robben pulled in a combination from Philipp Lahm, and Javi Martinez headed in a totally free end from Robben. In place of getting back the match with a target before halftime, Bremen decided to ensure it is more challenging on themselves by heading down to five men. Sebastian PrAdl was sent off for a on Mario Gomez in the 44th minute building a return all but unlikely. Bremen compounded that error by PrAdl with one by Theodor Gebre Selassie, when the defender's settlement wound up in the rear of his own web just after halftime. Now it was 3-0 Bayern, and there was no looking back. It absolutely was 4-0 before Bremen can blink. Franck Ribery played a to Mario Gomez, and the big man quickly done. The guests were able to take one in the minute through Kevin De Bruyne. Aleksandar Ignjovski intercepted Dante's clearance and handed to the Belgian who completed very properly. Unfortunately for Bremen, it absolutely was 4-1. Bayern coasted for the remaining of the match, nevertheless they were not done scoring goals yet. Ribery and Gomez obtained in the 86th and 89th minutes to complete the path and make 6-1 to it. Borussia Dortmund and Bayer Leverkusen don't play until tomorrow, so Bayern have an 18 point guide atop the table until then. Bremen have dropped to twelfth in the dining table. Follow @SBNationSoccer on Facebook
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