Bayern Munich has been relying on its fearsome attack to overcome a shortage of trained defenders. The latest example: Bayern hardly broke a sweat in a 5-0 thrashing of Werder Bremen on Saturday. Werder was limited to 17 percent possession, while Bayern's coach Pep Guardiola rested Arjen Robben and top striker Robert Lewandowski only played the last 15 minutes, long enough to score.
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