German giants Bayern Munich expectedly thrashed Indian national team 4-0 in Baichung Bhutia's farewell match, which had little in quality but made up by big response from the fans on Tuesday.
Around 35,000 crowd watched the

match at the floodlit Jawaharlal Nehru stadium but the national team, led for the last time by Baichung, was no match for the highly fancied Bayern Munich side who had overwhelming ball possession and did most of the attacking.
Baichung, who was Indian football's posterboy for 16 years since he made his international debut in 1995 till last year, played for 85 minutes before being replaced by CS Sabeeth and he was given a standing ovation by the crowd.
All the Indian players shook his hands, just like some Bayern players, as he made his way to the bench.
Bayern, the four-time UEFA Champions League winners, scored through Mario Gomez (14th minute), Thomas Mueller (29th and 37th) and Bastian Schweinsteiger (43rd).
The German side started with their first eleven except for Franck Ribery and toyed with the Indians, attacking almost at will. The Indians, on the other hand, were content with defending their citadel without having a single clear shy at the opposition goal.
Coach Jupp Heynckes made several changes in his side in the beginning of second half, including Arjen Robben, Philipp Lahm and Thomas Mueller, while India brought in striker Jeje Lalpekhlua in place of Sushil Kumar..