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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 24957908" data-attributes="member: 158020">Fortuna Dusseldorf 0-4 Bayern Munich: Flick's revival continues in style<img src="http://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/11/23/16/21377582-7717855-image-a-19_1574525419292.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Bayern Munich maintained their 100 per cent record under Hansi Flick and  closed the gap on Bundesliga leaders Borussia Monchengladbach to one  point with a dominant 4-0 win over Fortuna Dusseldorf. The champions  had suffered a shocking 5-1 defeat in their last away  game three weeks  ago - a result that brought an end to Niko Kovac's  tenure as head coach -  but they were on the right side of a thumping  victory on this occasion.Goals  from Benjamin Pavard, Corentin Tolisso  and Serge Gnabry put the game  beyond Dusseldorf inside 34 minutes and  ensured a superb first-half  performance from Bayern was suitably  rewarded.With three points secured, the Bavarians did not hit the same heights   after the interval but Philippe Coutinho added a fourth goal and they   have now won each of their three games under interim coach Flick,   scoring 10 and conceding none.The only surprise was Robert Lewandowski's failure to score for the   first time this season in the Bundesliga, the striker having managed 16   goals in Bayern's first 11 games.Flick's men were ahead inside 11  minutes. A short corner from Thomas  Muller found Joshua Kimmich all  alone and his low cross towards Pavard  found its way into the net, with  uncertainty over whether the full-back  or Dusseldorf's Alfredo Morales  had got a touch.Both Lewandowski and Coutinho went close before a  dismal error from  Dusseldorf goalkeeper Zack Steffen enabled the  visitors to score a  second.Under little pressure, Steffen passed the  ball straight to  Muller and Dusseldorf's scrambling defenders were  unable to recover as  Gnabry's cross was converted by Tolisso.The  game was effectively ended as a contest when Gnabry scored himself,   after the influential Muller had turned Pavard's low cross into his   path.After the hosts' best spell of the game, during which Rouwen   Hennings spurned a great opportunity, Lewandowksi diverted an effort   wide at the near post and then saw a powerful header tipped away by   Steffen.The Poland  forward did claim an assist with 20 minutes remaining,  though, as he  beat his man on the left of the area and clipped in a  cross that  narrowly evaded Muller but left Coutinho with a tap-in.</blockquote>

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