Bayern misses out on automatic spot despite win
Bayern Munich eased past Slovan Bratislava 3-1 in the Champions League but still missed out on a top-eight finish.
Vincent Kompany's side had already confirmed at least a play-off spot prior to the game, but other results did not go its way, meaning it finished in 12th.
Bayern dominated at the start and its early pressure paid off after just eight minutes, Joshua Kimmich floating a cross into the box for the unmarked Thomas Muller to nod in.
Needing a big win though, The German giant failed to turn any more chances into goals before the break, having to wait until the 63rd minute for another breakthrough.
Harry Kane, who had come close in the first half, scored with another header. Jamal Musiala made an instant impact after coming off the bench, with his deflected cross falling to the Englishman.
Leroy Sane hit the woodwork before Kingsley Coman sealed the win six minutes before the end, turning in the rebound off Serge Gnabry's saved strike.
They would be denied a clean sheet late on though as already-relegated Slovan pulled one back through Marko Tolic right at the death.
