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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 23712251" data-attributes="member: 158020">Bayern Munich 0 Borussia  Monchengladbach 3: Under-pressure Kovac now four without a  win   <img src="https://i.imgur.com/kWkD0zP.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />   Bayern Munich's winless run has stretched to four games after Borussia  Monchengladbach shocked the Bundesliga champions with a 3-0 win at the Allianz  Arena on Saturday.   After winning his first seven matches in charge of the club, coach Niko Kovac  has now failed to guide his side to victory in three domestic games on the spin  – a run that leaves them four points behind early leaders Borussia Dortmund.    Kovac's men looked sluggish from the outset and found themselves two down  after just 16 minutes, Alassane Plea and Lars Stindl – making his first  appearance of the season – finishing emphatically past Manuel Neuer.   Robert Lewandowski had a goal ruled out for offside in the second period, but  any dramatic comeback from Bayern would have been harsh on the visitors, who  were deserving winners and added gloss to the scoreline late on through Patrick  Herrmann.   The effect of Bayern's recent form on their confidence was evident early on  and they were punished after 10 minutes when Plea whipped a wonderful finish  into Neuer's bottom-left corner from 20 yards.    The hosts' misery was compounded just six minutes later when Stindl took full  advantage of some haphazard defending. Neuer's short pass to Thiago Alcantara  was intercepted by Jonas Hofmann, who teed up the Gladbach captain 15 yards out  to fire a crisp drive into the bottom-right corner.   A shell-shocked Bayern finally woke from their slumber after the half-hour  mark, Arjen Robben and Lewandowski forcing Yann Sommer to make two saves in  quick succession, but they were unable to reduce the deficit before the  break.   Kovac replaced Robben and Thomas Muller with Franck Ribery and Serge Gnabry  at the interval, but they were unable to spark their side into life during a  tepid start to the second period.   Bayern were denied a grandstand finish when Lewandowski's effort was ruled  out for offside 20 minutes from time, before substitute Herrmann added a third  – despite a VAR review – in the 88th minute, drilling past Neuer from eight  yards.</blockquote>

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