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Thomas Mueller scored as Bayern Munich opened up an important lead at the highest point of the Bundesliga with a 2-0 triumph over Augsburg at the Allianz Arena on Sunday, while the spread of the coronavirus took steps to shorten the season.

Bayern needed familiarity with the opening stages in spite of scoring 13 objectives in their past three Bundesliga games, yet did what's necessary to edge more like an eighth consecutive title.

German wellbeing clergyman Jens Spahn on Sunday required the undoing of all social events of in excess of 1,000 individuals in the nation over feelings of dread encompassing the spread of the new coronavirus.

In any case, the German class quickly responded, demanding that it was "impossible" that the season would be postponed past its booked completion on May 16, seven days before the German Cup last.

Instances of COVID-19 in the nation arrived at near 850 todays match.

Bayern stretched out their unbeaten hurry to 15 games regardless of beginning gradually.

It was not until close to the finish of the main half when the home side looked like disturbing the scorers, with Mueller shooting over the crossbar with simply the guardian to beat.

Mueller committed no error in the 53rd moment nonetheless, gathering a long ball from Jerome Boateng and side-balance into the net.

The objective, suggestive of the productive Mueller of 10 years prior, proceeded with his ongoing solid structure under supervisor Hansi Flick.

Since Flick dominated, Mueller has scored six Bundesliga objectives and helped 12 more in 15 games.

Augsburg got a few opportunities to level on the counter. Their best open door came when Florian Niederlechner had two nibbles at the cherry only two yards from objective in the 80th moment.

He had his first exertion spared by Manuel Neuer and couldn't exploit a blessed skip from the bounce back, shooting straight into the frantic Bayern barrier.

Niederlechner found the rear of the net in the 89th moment, however the objective was later precluded for a minimal offside close to the midway line.

Leon Goretzka put the game certain with an objective in second-half stoppage time in the wake of being expertly taken care of by Serge Gnabry before spilling the ball past manager Andreas Luthe.

- Bayern needed 'executioner mindset' -

Mueller accused his side's moderate beginning for "an inability to put resources into running – both on and off the ball" yet lauded his colleagues for turning out "more powerfully in the subsequent half".

"We didn't show the executioner mindset that we've appeared as of late. We can say thanks to Manu (Neuer) that it didn't go to 1-1 in the 80th moment," Mueller told Sky.

Flick resounded Mueller's feelings. "We realized that it would have been a troublesome game – and the primary half demonstrated that," he said.

"Augsburg stood profound and endeavored to close all accessible space."

Mainz and Fortuna Dusseldorf drew 1-1 at the Opel Arena later on Sunday, leaving the two clubs very much dug in an assignment battle.

Mainz started to lead the pack in the 62nd moment through Levin Oztunali, whose exertion was initially precluded for offside before the choice was toppled by VAR.

In any case, the home side saw Jean-Philippe Mateta sent off for a subsequent yellow card and Kenan Karaman evened out for Dusseldorf in the 85th moment.

Mainz stay in fifteenth spot, four focuses in front of Fortuna who involve the assignment season finisher spot.