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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 24982358" data-attributes="member: 158020">Bayern Munich 1-2 Bayer Leverkusen: Bailey double inflicts first defeat on Flick<img src="http://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/11/30/18/21654714-7742047-image-a-90_1575140310338.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Bayern Munich spurned a host of chances as Leon Bailey's double earned  10-man Bayer Leverkusen a 2-1 win and inflicted a first defeat on Hansi  Flick.The  champions had won each of their four matches without conceding  since  Flick was named interim boss following Niko Kovac's sacking, but  they  came unstuck in Saturday's Bundesliga clash at the Allianz  Arena.Thomas  Muller scored his first goal in 21 league matches to  cancel out  Bailey's early opener, only for the Leverkusen winger to  restore his  side's advantage 115 seconds later.Despite Jonathan Tah being dismissed nine minutes from time, a mixture   of poor finishing and impressive goalkeeping from Lukas Hradecky left   Bayern – who rattled the woodwork late on through Leon Goretzka and an   unusually wasteful Robert Lewandowski – frustrated as they lost further   ground in the title race.Serge Gnabry hit the post after being played in by an incisive David   Alaba pass and, 45 seconds later, Bailey charged through at the other   end before firing a shot across Manuel Neuer to open the scoring.Some   heroic defending from Wendell denied Lewandowski a simple tap-in but   Bayern were soon on level terms, Muller's shot deflecting off Sven   Bender on its way past Lukas Hradecky.The visitors instantly hit  the front again through Bailey, though. The  winger played a one-two with  Kevin Volland, raced away from Javi  Martinez and slotted past Neuer to  double his tally.Gnabry squandered a  glorious chance to draw  Bayern level late in the first half as he  squared the ball instead of  shooting when one-on-one, with Lars Bender  blocking the pass.Neuer  was required early in the second period to keep out Nadiem  Amiri's  close-range shot, but it was Flick's men who were enjoying the  lion's  share of chances.Lewandowski was wayward from 10 yards and  Hradecky produced a double save to thwart the Poland international and  Muller in quick succession.Goretzka  and Lewandowski both sent headers crashing against the  woodwork, either  side of Tah being shown a red card for bringing down  substitute  Philippe Coutinho, but there was to be no equaliser for the  champions.</blockquote>

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