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Bayern crash at Mainz

AFP, Berlin
Bayern Munich were humbled 2-1 by promoted minnows Mainz in t h e
Bundesliga on Saturday while the Bavarians' rivals Bayer Leverkusen routed Freiburg 5-0 to lead the table.
Bayern's new coach Louis van Gaal is still waiting for his first Bundesliga win since taking charge in July as his side were outplayed by Mainz.
Van Gaal left unfit midfielder Franck Ribery out of his squad, but the Frenchman is expected to be given game time for next Saturday's clash with champions Wolfsburg with Bayem
badly needing their playmaker back.
"I think everyone saw seen we started very badly,” said Bayern's Dutch coach van Gaal.
"Our work-rate was disappointing from the beginning, which is why 1 made two changes early on.
"After this defeat, I will work hard and the team will work even harder.
"We know the importance of picking up points."
Bayern got off to a dreadful start, finding themselves 2-0 down after just 37 minutes.
Austrian midfielder Andreas Ivanschitz struck the first blow on 25 minutes when he collected the ball on the edge of the penalty area and curled his shot inside the near post and out of reach of Bayern goalkeeper Michael Reusing.
Burkino Faso striker
Aristide Bance added the second on 37 minutes when he finished the move he started by winning the aerial battle with Bayern's Belgium defender Daniel van Buyten and his header was pin-point accurate.
Bance had further chances to increase Mainz's lead, while Bayern striker Mario Gomez went closest when forward Ivica Olic threaded a pass through the defence, but the Germany star fired wide just before half-time.
The expected response from Bayern came after just two minutes of the second-half.
Bayern's teenage striker Thomas Mueller, who had replaced midfielder Hamit Altintop during the first half, fired home, his shot deflecting off Mainz defender Nikolce Noveski.
But Bayern could not force the equaliser, despite an effort from Olic being ruled offside, and the defeat leaves them with two points from three games while Mainz picked up their first victory of the season to move into fourth place.
Bayer Leverkusen went top of the table after three games when they hammered Freiburg.
"For us it was a very strange game, because Freiburg were clearly the better team during the first 35 minutes," said Bayer coach Jupp Heynckes.
"They could have gone 2-0 in the lead, if they had taken their chances.
"But as so often in football, teams arc punished if they don't take theirchances.
Germany squad member Stefan Kiessling and Swiss
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