Dortmund beats Bayern Munchen as they win the first cup of the 2013/14 season. It was a six-goal thriller, and it determines the Bundesliga 13/14 to be exciting, and this also makes Germany one of the toughest competitors for the 2014 World Cup. This also proves that Guardiola is not so fit for being a coach in a German team, keeping him responsible for the loss. In this game, German winger Marco Reus was the man of the match, by scoring two goals, but Bayern's loss could also be caused by the absence of an important playmaker, Franck Ribery, and one of the greatest goalkeepers in the world, Manuel Neuer. This match keeps both teams rivals and favorites for the Bundesliga. The precise score was 4-2, with a goal in the first half and five in the second. The first goal was scored by Marco Reus, in the 6th minute when Sven Bender headed the ball and Reus headed again, and unfortunately Munich keeper Tom Starke couldn't save it, and that was the first goal. On the 53rd minute, The Bavarians equalized by Arjen Robben but two minutes later, Van Buyten headed the ball to his own net, and Gundogan scored a minute later. With a two goal cushion, Bayern caught up with a goal in the 64th but Reus scored an extra goal in the 86th for Dortmund.
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