Serge Gnabry struck twice as Bayern Munich picked up their first Bundesliga win this season with a 3-2 victory over Cologne on Sunday with all five goals scored in second-half.
Goals by Robert Lewandowski and Gnabry put Bayern 2-0 up just after the break, but Cologne roared back with two goals in as many minutes by Anthony Modeste and Mark Uth.
Gnabry gave Julian Nagelsmann his first Bundesliga win as head coach by smashing the winner into the roof 19 minutes before the whistle.
Bayern seized control at the Allianz Arena when second-half replacement Jamal Musiala, 18, ghosted through the Cologne defence and squared for Lewandowski on 50 minutes.
The Poland star, who scored a record 41 goals in the Bundesliga last season, has already scored twice in as many league games in 2020/21.
Gnabry doubled the lead when he stabbed in a Thomas Müller cross on 59 minutes.
Cologne deserve credit for fighting back at 2-0 down and scored just a minute later.
When Bayern defender Niklas Süle misjudged a cross, Modeste powered home his header. The French veteran then swung in a cross on Cologne’s next attack which Uth stabbed home to level.
Gnabry restored Bayern’s lead when he picked his spot from the edge of the area as his shot flew past Cologne ‘keeper Timo Horn.