Thomas Muller's antics leaves fans in splits, calls Alphonso Davies 'roadrunner'

With a 1-0 win over Borussia Dortmund at Signal Iduna Park on Matchday 28, Bayern Munich extended ir lead at top of table to seven points to consolidate ir hegemony of Bundesliga. Apart from Joshua Kimmich's marvellous lob, Bayern Munich's 19-year-old left-back Alphonso Davies was also a talking point after game. Alphonso Davies took social media by storm after he displayed unnatural pace in Bayern Munich's 1-0 win at Signal Iduna Park. 

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Dortmund vs Bayern: Thomas Muller compares Alphonso Davies to Roadrunner

Bayern Munich mainstay Thomas Muller compared Alphonso Davies to "Roadrunner" and also delivered up a hilarious impression of famous cartoon. Thomas Muller, in a post-match interview, talked about Alphonso Davies' role in Bayern Munich. While talking about Alphonso Davies, Thomas Muller said, "He's a player with a lot of heart and a lot of power... extreme power. Sometimes maybe his positioning on field is t best, but he gets opponent thinking, 'Oh, I have time, I have time'. And n 'Meep meep meep meep' FC Bayern roadrunner comes ahead and steals ball."

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Dortmund vs Bayern: Thomas Muller post-match interview

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Dortmund vs Bayern: Davies' response to Thomas Muller

Alphonso Davies admitted that he is often caught out of position. Alphonso Davies added that he is happy about his speed which he thinks he utilises very well. Davies stated that his speed is key factor in his game. 19-year-old Canadian prodigy concluded by saying that he is expecting to learn more as year goes by.

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Bundesliga table after Dortmund vs Bayern clash

Bayern Munich are currently at summit of Bundesliga table with 64 points to ir name. Borussia Dortmund are still second in league with 57 points after defeat in Der Klassiker. RB Leipzig (54) and Borussia Monchengladbach (53) are third and fourth respectively.