Compete at the Allianz Arena, Bayern Ribery opened the scoring through when the game entered the 44th minute. Host Alaba doubled the lead from the penalty spot on 76 minutes.
Three points from this match keeping Bayern firmly on top of the Bundesliga with 30 points, the result of 10 wins and one defeat. Jupp Heynckes squad made seven points ahead of Schalke 04, who also won the other game 2-1 at home to Weder Bremen.
The game
Armed with a 6-1 win over Lille in the Champions League, Bayern started the match with confidence. The first opportunity came early in the game when kicking Ribery is still stuck on the legs of goalkeeper Kevin Trapp, having fired a shot from a distance of seven meters.
Trapp at least make two other rescue from a puncture made the French winger. The visitors did not stay silent, on several occasions Eintracht goalkeeper managed to harm the host, although none that led to touchdowns.
The opening goal in the game ahead of the completion of the new birth of the first half. Keen to see the position of his partner, Javi Martinez sent a ball that easily disontek into the goal by Ribery.
In the second half Bayern could add another goal, this time coming from a penalty following a foul committed Vadim Demidov. Ran as an executor, David Alaba left foot shot lead into the bottom corner right of the goal to change the position finished 2-0.
Comaback Schalke in the Veltins-Arena
In another match held at the Veltins-Arena, Schalke a 2-1 win, after the first left, at home to Werder Bremen.
Bremen scored first through Aaron Hunt in the 16th minute. The hosts had to wait until the second half, precisely in the 60th minute for an equalizer. Roman Neustadter are making equally strong position to be 1-1.
Nine minutes later, Schalke could reverse the position. Julian Draxler Bremen goalkeeper to give Schalke seventh victory this season, as well as survive in second place standings with 23 points.
Lineup
Bayern Munich: Manuel Neuer, Dante, Jerome Boateng (Daniel van Buyten '32), Philipp Lahm, David Alaba, Franck Ribery, Javi Martinez, Arjen Robben, Bastian Schweinsteiger, Claudio Pizarro (Thomas Mueller '58), Toni Kroos ('71 Anatoliy Tymoschuk)
Frankfurt: Kevin Trapp, Vadim Demidov, Bastian Oczipka, Anderson, Sebastian Jung, Takashi Inui, Stefan Aigner (Olivier Occean '58), Sebastian Rode, Pirmin Schwegler ('84 Martin Lanig), Alexander Meier, Karim Matmour
Schalke: Lars Unnerstall, Benedikt Hwedes, Kyriakos Papadopoulos, Christian Fuchs, Joel Matip, Ibrahim Afellay ('45 Julian Draxler), Jermaine Jones ('63 Christoph Moritz), Jefferson Farfan, Roman Neustdter, Lewis Holtby, Klaas- Jan Huntelaar ('63 Ciprian Marica)
Werder Bremen: Sebastian Mielitz, Assani Lukimya-Mulongoti, Lukas Schmitz ('90 Sebastian Preoedl), Sokratis Papastathopoulos, Theodor Gebre Selassie, Kevin De Bruyne, Marko Arnautovic, Eljero Elia (Niclas Fuellkrug '67), Aaron Hunt, Zlatko Junuzovic (' 81 Joseph Akpala), Nils Petersen
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