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Olic fires Bayern

AFP, Munich
Croatia striker Ivica Olic's second-half strike kept Bayern Munich’s fading dream of reaching the Champions League's
CHAMPIONS knock-out phase alive after . league _ the German giants beat Maccabi Haifa 1 -0 on Wednesday night.
With Bordeaux beating Juventus 2-0 the same night in Group A. Bayern are now just one point behind the Italians and must win their final game at Turin's Stadio Olimpico on December 8 if they arc to reach the knock-out phase.
The victory takes some of the pressure off Bayern Munich’s under-pressure coach Louis van Gaal who suspended want-away Italian striker Luca Toni on the eve of the game for saving the pair's relationship has completely broken down.
Glum-faced Toni spent die game in the stands next to French midfielder Franck Ribery while Bayern's fellow walking-wounded Arjen Robben and Miroslav Klose looked on.
But with Germany's rising stars Thomas Mueller and Mario Gomez causing the Israeli team constant problems, in die end Bayern's superior fitness made the difference as the
home side earned the victor)’.
In a busy first-half, the best chance fell to Olic. but his shot was saved and there were loud whistles around Munich's Allianz Arena as the teams trudged off with the scores locked at 0-0 at half-time.
But Bayern took the lead in the 62nd minute when captain Mark.van Bommel found Germany striker Mario Gomez in the penalty area and he fired his shot to the left of Haifa goalkeeper Nir Davidovitch.
The Israel national goalkeeper made die save, but the rebound fell into the path of Olic who slotted home to keep the dream alive.
Haifa remain pointless at the foot of the table and theii slim hopes of claiming entry into die Europa League by finishing third in die table are now over.
Elisha Levi's Haifa remain die only team of the 32 in the group stage yet to find the back of the opposition's net and diey host the group winners Bordeaux in their final game next month.
Should Bayern fail to reach the knock-out stages, diis would be the first time they have missed out on a place in the last 16 in their five previous attempts.
The last time they failed to do so was in 2002/03 when they finished bottom of their group with just two points.