2005–06 FC Bayern Munich season

FC Bayern Munich won the domestic double, beating Werder Bremen by five points in Bundesliga, and defeating Eintracht Frankfurt 1–0 in the DFB-Pokal final, thanks to a goal from Claudio Pizarro. The season was in spite of that tainted due to a big defeat to Milan in the UEFA Champions League, losing out 5–2 on aggregate in the Last 16. At the end of the season, Bayern signed German football's wonderkid Lukas Podolski from Köln.

Bayern Munich
2005–06 season
ManagerFelix Magath
Bundesliga1st
DFB-PokalWinners
Champions LeagueRound of 16
Top goalscorerLeague:
Roy Makaay (17)
All:
Roy Makaay (19)

Squad

Goalkeepers

Defenders

Midfielders

Attackers

Bundesliga

Matches
1Bayern Munich3–0Mönchengladbach
Hargreaves  28'
Makaay  86', 89'
2Bayer Leverkusen2–5Bayern Munich
Berbatov  32'
Babić  79'		 Ballack  3'
Makaay  11', 53', 56'
Karimi  35'
3Bayern Munich3–0Hertha BSC
Ballack  47'
Scholl  85'
Makaay  87'
4Nürnberg1–2Bayern Munich
Pinola  20' Guerrero  21'
Ballack  60'
5Bayern Munich1–0Hannover
Demichelis  9'
6Eintracht Frankfurt0–1Bayern Munich
Guerrero  72'
7Hamburg2–0Bayern Munich
van der Vaart  10'
Trochowski  62'
8Bayern Munich2–0Wolfsburg
Santa Cruz  67'
Lúcio  90'
9Schalke 041–1Bayern Munich
Larsen  90' (pen.) Santa Cruz  18'
10Bayern Munich4–0Duisburg
Ballack  27'
Zé Roberto  33'
Santa Cruz  59'
Pizarro  90'
11Köln1–2Bayern Munich
Scherz  28' Lúcio  55'
Ballack  74'
12Bayern Munich3–1Werder Bremen
Schweinsteiger  3'
Pizarro  35'
Makaay  44'		 Klose  1'
13Arminia Bielefeld1–2Bayern Munich
Boakye  60' Pizarro  82', 90'
14Bayern Munich2–1Mainz
Pizarro  29', 54' Auer  34'
15Stuttgart0–0Bayern Munich
16Bayern Munich2–1Kaiserslautern
Ballack  26'
Makaay  54' (pen.)		 Sanogo  39'
17Borussia Dortmund1–2Bayern Munich
Kringe  79' Karimi  53'
Pizarro  73'
18Mönchengladbach1–3Bayern Munich
Sonck  56' Makaay  13', 69'
Ballack  55'
19Bayern Munich1–0Bayer Leverkusen
Ballack  36'
20Hertha BSC0–0Bayern Munich
21Bayern Munich2–1Nürnberg
Makaay  28'
Ballack  54'		 Vittek  35'
22Hannover1–1Bayern Munich
Brdarić  56' Ballack  89'
23Bayern Munich5–2Eintracht Frankfurt
Guerrero  21', 42'
Ballack  33', 62'
Pizarro  85'		 Preuß  32'
Meier  84'
24Bayern Munich1–2Hamburg
Scholl  83' Demel  17'
de Jong  88'
25Wolfsburg0–0Bayern Munich
26Bayern Munich3–0Schalke 04
Salihamidžić  49'
Pizarro  56'
Makaay  89'
27Duisburg1–3Bayern Munich
Ahanfouf  40' (pen.) Salihamidžić  66'
Makaay  71'
Pizarro  80'
28Bayern Munich2–2Köln
Sagnol  29'
Makaay  39'		 Feulner  12'
Streit  36'
29Werder Bremen3–0Bayern Munich
Schweinsteiger  33' (o.g.)
Jensen  79'
Borowski  83'
30Bayern Munich2–0Arminia Bielefeld
Ballack  69'
Scholl  74'
31Mainz2–2Bayern Munich
Zidan  9'
M. Friedrich  13'		 Makaay  29', 37' (pen.)
32Bayern Munich3–1Stuttgart
Santa Cruz  11'
Pizarro  43'
Schweinsteiger  46'		 Ljuboja  6'
33Kaiserslautern1–1Bayern Munich
Halil Altıntop  26' Ottl  68'
34Bayern Munich3–3Borussia Dortmund
Makaay  6'
Schweinsteiger  48'
Ballack  50'		 Koller  2', 76'
Degen  64'

Top Scorers

DFB Pokal

Matches
21 August 2005 Round 1MSV 1919 Neuruppin0–4Bayern Munich
Ismaël  9'
Scholl  50', 86'
Ottl  69'
26 October 2005 Round 2Erzgebirge Aue0–1Bayern Munich
Ballack  80'
21 December 2005 Round of 16Bayern Munich1–0 (a.e.t.)Hamburger SV
Hargreaves  113'
24 January 2006 Quarter-finalsBayern Munich3–2 (a.e.t.)Mainz 05
Pizarro  81', 115'
Guerrero  94'		 Zidan  21' (pen.)
Ruman  106'
12 April 2006 Semi-finalsFC St. Pauli0–3Bayern Munich
Hargreaves  15'
Pizarro  84', 89'
29 April 2006 FinalEintracht Frankfurt0–1Bayern Munich
Pizarro  59'

Team kit
Home
Home Alternate
Home Alt. 2
Home Alt. 3
Away
Away Alternate
Third

Reserve team

Bayern's reserve team were managed by Hermann Gerland and finished 12th in the Regionalliga Süd.

Squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
GK Max Grün
GK Markus Grünberger
GK Oliver Hassler
GK Michael Rensing
GK Jan Schlösser
DF Stefano Celozzi
DF Andreas Görlitz
DF Timo Heinze
DF Mats Hummels
DF Markus Husterer (on loan to Eintracht Frankfurt until January)
DF Jan Mauersberger
DF Georg Niedermeier
DF Philipp Rehm
DF Christian Saba
DF Michael Stegmayer
MF Julio dos Santos (signed from Cerro Porteño in January)
No. Position Player
MF Thorsten Fink
MF Stephan Fürstner
MF Michael Görlitz
MF Christopher Krause (signed from Bonner SC in January)
MF Fabian Müller
MF Florian Müller
MF José Luis Ortíz
MF Tom Schütz
MF Markus Steinhöfer
MF Rainer Storhas
MF Sandro Wagner
MF Matthias Zimmermann
FW Stefan Maierhofer
FW Paolo Guerrero
FW Borut Semler
FW Daniel Sikorski[1]
FW Deniz Yılmaz[2]

Notes
  1. Sikorski was born in Warsaw, Poland, but was raised in Austria.
  2. Yılmaz was born in Neu-Ulm, West Germany (now Germany).

References
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