The first half to 0-0 the Bodø/Glimt players will remember with pleasure. At half-time there was full optimism, two minutes into the second half it completely unraveled. 5-0 win for Bayern Munich! For Manuel Neuer, it not only marked another clean sheet, the 40-year-old also set a new, impressive record.
The German goalkeeper has now played in 18 consecutive European seasons for Bayern, taking over the record from his former teammate Thomas Müller. No one has played so many seasons before.
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Thomas Müller held the record with 17 consecutive seasons, leaving Bayern last summer and going to MLS. Manuel Neuer has won the Champions League twice – in 2013 and 2020. At 40 years and 167 days, Neuer is also the oldest German player in Champions League history. He breaks Jens Lehmann’s record.
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