MAINZ 05 VS. BAYERN MUNICH: THE NEWLY-(RE)CROWNED CHAMPIONS TRAVEL TO THE MEWA ARENA LOOKING TO MAKE IT 10 LEAGUE GAMES UNBEATEN

Mainz complete a brilliant performance to pull off an upset 3-1 win over Bayern Munich.

It's Mainz's second consecutive home win over Bayern and ends a five-game winless run in the Bundesliga.

Bayern were crowned champions last weekend but their nine-game unbeaten run comes to an end.

Goal-scorer Barreiro applauds the crowd as he is subbed off.

The fourth official indicates there will be a minimum of three minutes of added time.

The champions are throwing everything forward here and Sven Ulreich is playing as an auxiliary centre back but Bayern need a goal immediately if they are to get anything here.

Bayern's high-calibre attack have managed only two shots in the match so far, and none since Lewandowski's goal nearly 60 minutes ago.

Mainz continue to dominate creatively as Bayern's sustained periods of possession fail to generate any real chances.

France defender Pavard lunges and brings down Kohr as Mainz threatened to break away again.

Nagelsmann brings in Gabriel Vidovic aand Tanguy Kouassi with Hernandez and Choupo-Moting taken off.

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Bayern's French defender cautioned for a bad tackle.

Mainz's Luxembourgish midfielder is the 17th different Mainz player to score this season. They've never had more than 16 different scorers.

A huge deflection off Benjamin Pavard sees Leandro Barreiro's shot loop up and over Ulreich and clip the underside of the post on the way in.

The champions have put together a spell of possession and are moving the ball much quicker than in the first-half.

Mainz are holding on, though.

Gnabry beats Zentner to the ball in the box and crosses to Lewandowski in front of an empty net but desperate defending just gets the ball away.

Jamal Musiala and Leroy Sane are on with Leon Goretzka and Marcel Sabitzer withdrawn.

Julian Nagelsmann wasting no time in trying to get his side back into the match.

Mainz had 18 shots in a dominant first-half, more than any team has managed in an opening half against Bayern since records began.

Can Bayern turn it around?

The hosts go in at half-time after an excellent performance, full of energy and intelligence. Bayern looking uninspired and unimpressive, a far cry from the team that claimed the title last weekend.

Bayern's midfielder perhaps feeling a little frustrated at his team's performance in the opening period, earns a caution for something of a tactical foul.

The hosts have created 2.3 expected goals to Bayern's 0.3 so far. Will Mainz regret not making more of their first-half dominance?

Bayern's striker now has more away goals in a Bundesliga season than any other player.

A neat and finish from Lewandowski Lewandowski makes it 20 career goals vs. Mainz as quick thinking from Choupo-Moting finds the Polish striker in the box.

Mainz's lead cut to 2-1.