At 21:30 GMT on April 6, Heidenheim hosted Bayern Munich in the 28th round of the Bundesliga. In the first half, Müller's pick and roll, Gnabry assisted Harry Kane to break the deadlock; then Gnabry extended the lead with a header before the end of the first half; the second half was a sudden change, Cesar and Kleindienst scored two goals to equalize the score, Terre and Kane missed consecutive chances, and Kleindienst scored twice in the 79th minute to help Heidenheim achieve a 3-2 turnaround at home. Bayern are now 16 points behind table-toppers Leverkusen after the defeat.
In the first half, Bayern Munich showed a strong offense. Gnabry assisted Kane to break the goal with a low shot, giving the team the lead. Then, Davies assisted Gnabry's header again, helping Bayern to extend the score to 2-0. At this point, Heidenheim was under great pressure, but their players did not give up.
Into the second half, Heidenheim started to launch a counterattack. Cesar capitalized on an attack and scored a one-touch goal to pull a goal back for his team. Kleindienst then became the talk of the game. He scored a goal to equalize the score and then another to help Heidenheim make a comeback. Although the Bayern players fought hard on the field to try to get the score back, Heidenheim's tight defense failed to allow Bayern to score again.
In the end, Heidenheim earned an important 3-2 win at home against Bayern Munich.
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