Bayern Munich Make It Five In Style

Bayern Munich sent a clear message to their European rivals with a dominant Champions League win, scoring five times against Pafos on September 30, 2025.

HOW BAYERN MADE IT FIVE

Bayern Munich showed their power in a one-sided match against Pafos. The German side controlled the game from the start, with quick passing and high pressing. Two new summer signings shined—Nicolas Jackson scored his first Bayern goal and also made his first assist. This firepower up front left Pafos with little hope. Bayern’s experience and quality in attack proved too much for the Cypriot side, who were on the back foot all night in Munich. Having started their Champions League run successfully, finishing winners against Chelsea previously, the team’s form has been impressive thus far in their European campaign.

JACKSON HITS THE GROUND RUNNING

Nicolas Jackson made an instant impact in his third appearance for Bayern. His first goal and assist in red and white came at just the right time, as the team looks to find its rhythm in Europe. So far this season, Jackson has played just over 100 minutes across all competitions, but this performance could earn him more starts. This season, he has scored three goals and provided two assists for Bayern Munich, demonstrating his significant contribution early on as he aims to give his best this season. Bayern’s transfer strategy to bring in hungry, young talent is already paying dividends early in the campaign.

WILL BAYERN KEEP ROLLING?

This big win puts Bayern at the top of their Champions League group, with Pafos in the middle after one win and one loss so far. The German champions have started the season in strong form, both domestically and in Europe, and look set to push for another Bundesliga title. Currently, Bayern is leading the Bundesliga with fifteen points from five matches, remaining undefeated in their opening matches. Their next Champions League fixture will be against a stiffer opponent, but with players like Jackson finding their feet quickly, Bayern’s attack looks unstoppable. The team will want to keep this momentum, especially with key league matches coming up before the next European round.