
Germany striker Miroslav Klose warmed up for Wednesday's friendly against Norway with two late goals that secured a 3-1 win over Borussia Dortmund and put Bayern Munich second in the Bundesliga. After Dortmund striker Nelson Valdez had given Dortmund an early lead at Munich's Allianz Arena, Ze Roberto equalised for Bayern.
Klose, the top scorer at the 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany™, then provided his match-winning contribution. The three points lifted Bayern from fourth to second in the league, leaving them just a point behind leaders Hoffenheim.
"It was good to get the two goals, but it was more important for us to get the win after the defeat by Hamburg last time out," said Klose, referring to Bayern's 1-0 defeat ten days ago. "I was unlucky with a few of the chances I had here, but I kept my belief and I was rewarded for my patience."
It was good to get the two goals, but it was more important for us to get the win after the defeat by Hamburg last time out.
Bayern Munich's Miroslav Klose