Champions League -03/11/2009
Bayern stunned by Bordeaux
Two defensive blunders gifted Laurent Blanc's side all three points, Yoann Gourcuff and Marouane Chamakh pouncing on errors to give the French side a deserved win.
The first half began slowly, with Bayern dominating possession against an away side clearly set up not to concede, the French champions frustrating their hosts with a well organised and disciplined display.
The match exploded into life just after the half-hour mark, a Bastian Schwiensteiger free-kick sparking a melee in the Bordeaux area before the German's effort was palmed away by Cedric Carrasso in the French goal. From the resulting cross Miroslav Klose's goal-bound effort was kept out by the hand of Michael Ciani, a fact missed by referee, Pedro Proenca.
To further compound Bayern's misery the away side opened the scoring seconds later, Gourcuff heading home unmarked from a Wendel free-kick on 38 minutes, although Hans-Jorg Butt should have done a lot more to keep out the French midfielders effort.
Bayern brought on Arjen Robben for the second half and the Dutchman sparked the home side into life, and the Bundesliga side missed a golden opportunity to equalise almost immediately, Luca Toni blasting the ball over the bar from 12 yards after breaking free of the Bordeaux defence.
The Bavarians continued to attack at will, with Robben and Toni both missing further chances to equalise.
However it was Bordeaux who struck again on 90 minutes, and it was a nightmare for Bayern keeper, Butt. The German stopper missed the ball completely when rushing from his box to clear a long ball, leaving Chamakh to tap home into an empty net.
Bayern stay third in Group A, six points adrift of Bordeaux in top spot and four away from second-placed Juventus with two games to play.