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Lahm hails scalp

AFP, Berlin
Germany defender Philipp Lahm hailed Bayern Munich's dramatic fightback victory over league leaders Hoffenheim as the German giants took a significant step towards defending their Bundesliga title.
Italian World Cup winner
Luca Toni's injury-time strike completed Bayern's thrilling comeback from a goal down against Hoffenheim at Munich's Allianz Arena to seal a dramatic 2-1 win on Friday night.
Lahm's second-half strike began the fight back after Hoffenheim striker Vedad Ibisevic had put his side ahead just after the break before Toni sealed the win with virtually the last kick of the game.
"We took the initiative as a team," insisted Lahm, whose side are now level at the top of the table on points with Hoffenheim.
"After going a goal down, we went at them and created chances.
"But I still think we didn't keep it tight enough, we should have played a little more defensively.
"We let them have too many chances, but we were able to maintain the pace for the full 90 minutes.
"We're fit, and we kept hammering away right to the end.
"Hoffenheim aren't top of the league without good reason, but we've taken all three
points off them, which is incredibly important."
And Hoffenheim's Ibisevic, who netted his 18th goal in 16 league games, said his side were devastated to leave Munich without a point.
"We invested a lot in the match, we covered a huge amount of ground, we worked extremely hard, and at the end of the day we've got noth-ingtoshowforit,"hesaid.
"That's a real shame.
"Bayern didn't deserve to win.
"Life goes on. but we quickly need to learn not to lose games like that.
"Bayern put us under pressure in the second half and forced us a little deeper, but we still found space going forward."
Having steered his side from 11th in the league in October to level with the league leaders in December, Bayern coach Jurgen Klinsmann was a proud man after the win.
"You boil over with emotion at moments like that,” said the ex-Germany boss, who took over as head coach at Bayern only last summer.
And Hoffenheim coach Ralf Rangnick said his team learned a hard lesson.
"Naturally, letting in the winner after 91 minutes is devastating, but I'm certain we'll ultimately benefit from this match," said the Hoffenheim boss.
"Where should we go from here? Obviously we're gutted, as a point here would have been totally deserved.
"I can't say a word of criticism against my team.
"It's been a good experience."