FC Bayern München beat 1. FC Heidenheim 4-2 in their Club Friendly Games meeting, with Bayern’s 4-2-3-1 providing the platform for sustained control against the hosts’ compact 4-4-2. Bayern recorded 77% possession and used that territorial advantage to produce 15 shots, seven of which were on target. Nathaniel Brown and Luis Díaz were among the scorers for the visitors, whose attacking structure created regular pressure across the width of the pitch and between Heidenheim’s midfield and defensive lines. Heidenheim had only 23% of the ball but still registered 10 attempts and tested Bayern’s goalkeeper four times, scoring twice despite spending long periods without possession. The home goalkeeper faced seven efforts on target and finished with a 42.86% save rate, while Bayern’s goalkeeper saved 50% of the four shots on target he faced. Those figures underline a match in which Bayern dictated the ball and generated the larger attacking volume, although Heidenheim retained enough direct threat to expose defensive gaps and keep the scoreline competitive. Bayern’s attacking patterns look well advanced for the coming campaign.