Freiburg v Bayern Munich LIVE - Bundesliga latest as Bayern search for crucial winner

Bayern Munich slims hopes of sealing a 12th successive title took a major blow after a frustrating 2-2 draw against Freiburg on Friday.

Christian Gunter gave Freiburg the lead before Mathys Tel and Jamal Musiala found the target for the visitors to complete the comeback, only for Lucas Holer to steal a draw in the dying stages.

Following a frantic moment which saw Manuel Neuer make an outrageous close-range save from Roland Sallai before the striker struck the bar with an overhead kick on the rebound, Freiburg opened the scoring when the ball drifted to the edge of the box which Gunter met with a stunning low strike.

Neuer made another big stop to deny Freiburg and Gunter a second before Bayern pulled level out of nowhere. Teenager Tel shifted onto his right foot and produced a pinpoint curled effort from the edge of the box to send the ball into the far top corner.

Musiala produced a moment of magic to weave in between three players before bending the ball across the face of goal and into the far corner.

Bayern thought they had the game won, but Holer had other ideas as he hooked the ball over Neuer’s head to seal a point for the hosts.

Thomas Tuchel’s side are now seven points behind Bundesliga leaders Bayer Leverkusen and have played a game more.

Bayern have failed to win again! It ends 2-2.

Bayern have to go for it now, surely.

These Freiburg scenes may well have just seen Bayern blow the title. There ware going to be four added minutes for Tuchel’s side to save themselves.

The hosts are level!

A long throw-in is sent into the box and Lucas Holer swipes a leg at it, looping the ball over Neuer. That was far too easy and Bayern find themselves in a difficult position again!

Eggestein gets his head on a wicked delivery and sends it flashing across Neuer's goal. A reminder to Bayern that they're not out of the woods yet!

There it is! Bayern have their goal and how huge could that be in the title race?

It's Musiala who finishes, dribbling into the box and weaving between three players before bending the ball into the far corner. What a goal! And he deserves it!

And Bayern are still searching for the breakthrough.

He strikes low at Atubolu, who fumbles the ball as everyone stands still, watching it trickle inches past the far post.

Musiala breaks forward and Kane peels off to the left. Musiala tries to find him, but Mattias Ginter makes a perfectly-timed challenge to deny him.

The momentum has shifted throughout this game, but right now it's Bayern that are enjoying the best spell as they look to go ahead for the first time. They have a corner, but it's straight into the arms of Atubolu.

Alphonso Davies and Konrad Laimer on for Kimmich and Guerreiro.

The ball pops up to him on the edge of the box and he connects well with the ball but sends his effort over the bar.

The goalkeeper needs to see the physio, pointing to a problem with his leg. There'll be a brief pause while he gets treated.

FC Bayern have lost three consecutive away games in all competitions for the first time since May 2015 under Pep Guardiola, when they suffered the third of these defeats at SC Freiburg. The last time Bayern lost more than three away games in a row in all competitions was in 2006-07 (5).

He's through on goal, but Gulde remains incredibly composed to get in front of him and poke the ball to safety.

Sallai drives to the byline and pulls a cross back for Maximilian Eggestein who is arriving on the edge of the box, but sends his fierce, first-touch effort soaring over the bar.

Wow! How many times have we seen him put those away?

He lets the ball run across his body and onto his left foot where he pulls the trigger, looking for the far bottom corner, but drags his shot wide.

Bayern get us restarted. Can they get the job done?