Bundesliga: Freiburg 1 Bayern Munich 1

Bayern Munich moved top of the Bundesliga despite a 1-1 draw at Freiburg ending their 100 per cent Bundesliga record on Tuesday.

Xherdan Shaqiri put the visitors ahead after 32 minutes when he fired past Oliver Baumann in the Freiburg goal.

But Bayern were pegged back five minutes from time when they conceded only their second goal of the season as substitute Nicolas Hofler volleyed home from close range.

Ahead of the UEFA Super Cup clash with Chelsea on Friday, Pep Guardiola made six unforced changes from his side’s 2-0 win over Nuremberg, with the likes of Franck Ribery, Arjen Robben and Mario Mandzukic all dropping to the bench.

The hosts were without the suspended Francis Coquelin, while Christian Gunter replaced Mensur Mudzja.

It was Freiburg who had the first goalscoring chance of the match when Julian Schuster’s powerful strike forced a good save from Manuel Neuer after 11 minutes.

Soon after, Bayern’s Toni Kroos and Xherdan Shaqiri both stung the palms of Baumann during what was an entertaining opening period.

Guardiola’s much-changed side then began to exert dominance and were rewarded just after the half-hour mark when Shaqiri gave them the lead.

The Switzerland international controlled a Thomas Muller cross from the right, which evaded Oliver Sorg, and drove home past Baumann.

Despite dominating possession for the remainder of the half, the champions could not add to their slender lead before the break.

Shaqiri then almost doubled his tally for the game 10 minutes into the second period, forcing Baumann into a save with his feet, before Charles Laprevotte cut in from the left and hit the post with a curling effort for the home side.

With the game finely poised, Bayern should have doubled their lead when Kroos found himself clean through. However, the Germany international was thwarted by Baumann one-on-one before the goalkeeper reacted well to deny Muller’s follow up.

But, with just five minutes to go, the home side drew level.

Substitute Hofler was the man on target, as the German hit a left-footed volley past Neuer from close range.

Dante almost restored Bayern’s lead three minutes later when he poked over from inside the six-yard box, but Guardiola was forced to settle for a share of the spoils for the first time this season.