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Dominated, hapless, humbled. It’s not very often that Bayern Munich are on the receiving end of those adjectives, especially in the Bundesliga, but today was one of them as Germany’s most successful club found themselves crushed 5-1 by a ruthless Eintracht Frankfurt.

Bayern were simply outfought by an inspired home side who raced into a three-goal lead and then found it easier and easier to pick off their opponents as the reigning champions pushed harder and harder to get back into the game.

Bayern’s vaunted defence had conceded just nine Bundesliga goals all season ahead of the visit to Frankfurt but that unit fell apart in the face of a tremendously hungry home attack with Min-Jae Kim and Dayot Upemecano embarrassingly exposed and both full-backs replaced at half-time.

It means Frankfurt close the gap to European qualification after a sputtering start to their season, now just two points behind Hoffenheim (not many neutrals would begrudge them earning five for this win alone, such was the quality), while Bayern spurn a chance to go top at least for 24 hours.

Their cancelled game last week left them three points behind leaders Bayer Leverkusen with a game in hand, but if Xabi Alonso’s side can beat Stuttgart tomorrow they’ll open up a six-point margin at the top before Bayern face Manchester United in the Champions League on Tuesday.

Thomas Tuchel looked furious as he shook hands with Frankfurt's coaching staff at the end there, Bayern's players should get read for some industrial-scale hairdryer treatment in the dressing room.

But this is Eintracht Frankfurt's day, you could pump a thesaurus dry looking for ways to sum up a thumping, dominant, hard-fought and fully deserved 5-1 victory over Bayern Munich.

Both sides are just waiting out the clock now, three minutes to go!

18-year-old Elias Baum is on for his Bundesliga debut, not a bad boast to say you made your bow in a 5-1 demolition of Bayern Munich!

Chaibi has been the unsung hero in midfield for Frankfurt, his day is finally up.

It could've got even uglier there, Nkounkou stole the ball and raced away from the defence but missed the chance to play Chaibi in for a one-on-one then fired over the bar in a really wasteful move.

And another goalscorer heads for a well-deserved rest too.

And then man who got this party started has bowed out for Frankfurt's oldest player.

This isn't really a football match any more, just a big party that the whole of Frankfurt is invited to. Both sides are still searching for another goal but the last few minutes have mostly taken place in the middle third.

Dina Ebimbe has been simply superb today, he makes way for Niels Nkounkou after enjoying a rapturous applause.

That will be cause for concern as Gnabry lasted just a handful of minutes before being replaced.

The home fans are loving this! They're singing 'One more' as Leroy Sane enters the book for a clumsy head contact.

Gnabry's not had the best time of it this season and took a while to recover from that challenge. He continues for now though, as Jamal Musiala warms up.

Marmoush has been pinged for a challenge on Gnabry - but after scoring one goal and setting up another, he probably won't care.

And Thomas Muller joins the party too. He's been hoping for more gametime, it's a bit of a rough time to get it here though.

Tuchel hinted pre-game he wants to manage Gnabry's workload but he's on now.

Thomas Tuchel is preparing at least two more substitutions but it's difficult to see how Bayern can dig themselves out of this hole. They've been thoroughly outclassed and the more they chase the game, the easier it is for Frankfurt to pick them off.

AND IT'S GOOD! Eintracht Frankfurt have been superlative this afternoon and continue to pile the pain onto Bayern.

This time it's a peerless one-touch move by the hosts, Chaibi finds Gotze on the right who pings into into Marmoush and the goalscorer lifts it past the Bayern defence, chasing it himself. Knauff gets there first though and rips it under Neuer, he was initially flagged but was clearly onside on replay.

Knauff put the ball in the net before it's ruled out for offside, but VAR are looking at it and this could well stand...