The German champions Bayern Munich have emerged as the clear favourites to secure their first Bundesliga title in over ten years with a comfortable 5-2 victory over the struggling Eintracht Frankfurt.

In a match that was marred by controversy and drama, Bayern managed to put away a stubborn Eintracht on the final day of the season, thanks to a brace from Thomas Muller and a goal from Kai Havertz, while Sane scored twice for the visitors.

Muller's first-half strike was a sensational display of skill and creativity, weaving through the Frankfurt defence before finding the bottom corner to seal the game. He has become one of the most exciting players in world football, and his contribution to Bayern's triumph was nothing short of sensational.

Meanwhile, Havertz, who had been on target only once in the league this season, found the back of the net just moments after coming off the bench. The German forward's second goal came with a stunning finish that saw him turn the ball into the air perfectly before firing it into the top right corner.

Havertz's goals were another reminder of how he can score at any moment, and how much he means to Bayern's squad. He is a true class act, and his contributions to the team will be felt long after the final whistle.

But the real highlight of the match was perhaps the performance of Marcus Harnes, who made a dramatic come-from-behind effort to save a penalty kick in extra time. Despite being booked for pushing the referee during the final minutes of the match, Harnes saved the other side of the post with a diving header, sealing a nervy but crucial victory for the visitors.

Overall, Bayern Munich's victory was a fitting conclusion to a season that saw them struggle to find their rhythm and consistency. But they proved that they have the talent and determination to bounce back and repeat success in the future.