Sunday, in an entertaining, albeit scoreless battle between the current top two sides in Germany, Bayern Munich tied RB Leipzig at Allianz Arena. It was the first time this season anyone had kept Bayern from scoring in the league. That's not an easy thing to do considering Bayern possesses the second-best scoring record in the Bundesliga (58) and had accumulated 16 goals in its previous four matches in all competitions since the end of the winter break.
“I can live with tonight's result,” manager Hansi Flick said after the game. “It was a fair score line.