Goals from Franck Ribery, David Alaba and Daniel Hagler helped Bayern Munich to a 3-0 friendly win over Landshut on Saturday in a match that was overshadowed by Friday's shooting in the Bavarian capital.
The encounter at the Hammerbachstadion started with a minute's silence and both teams wore black armbands to pay tribute to the victims of the incident at a Munich shopping centre.
Bayern coach Carlo Ancelotti started with Javi Martinez, Philipp Lahm and Juan Bernat, as well as Ribery and Alaba, combined with a number of promising youngsters, including Mario Gotze's younger brother Felix.
The Bundesliga champions created a number of early chances to break the deadlock and eventually went a goal up in the 34th minute when Ribery tapped home from close range after rounding goalkeeper Johannes Huber.
Alaba then doubled Bayern's lead shortly before the interval with a superb shot from 20 yards out into the top corner.
Young midfielder Hagler had the last word in the closing stages of the game, finding the net after a clever free-kick routine to make it 3-0.
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