Lewandowski 41 goals: Robert Lewandowski scored his 41st goal of the season and broke the Bundesliga record in the 5-2 win against Augsburg.
It seemed to be destined as the Polish striker scored in the 90th minute to break Gerd Müller’s record of 40 goals in one season.
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Lewandowski now stands tall and has the record to his name for having scored the most goals in one Bundesliga season ever.
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He wrapped up his season with 41 goals for Bayern Munich as they won their 9th successive German league title.
It did not look like Lewandowski would get on the scoresheet but Lewandowski 41 goals had to happen and in the most unlikely fashion.
The number 9 latched onto the rebound ball from the keeper and took the ball around the keeper before poking home to create history.
Bayern Munich were 4-0 up at half time but 2 goals in the second half from Augsburg put a dampener on things.
But it was Lewandowski’s stage as he stepped in to wrap up a phenomenal season in style.
In 29 matches in the Bundesliga, he finished with 41 goals and 7 assists.
Robert finishes his season with 48 goals in 40 matches across all competitions as the season concludes.
In what is a sensational moment, the Pole is undoubtedly going to go down as one of the greats of Bayern Munich and the Bundesliga.
Gerd Müller would be extremely proud that it is a Bayern Munich player who has done the impossible.
A memorable achievement for a memorable player.
It was the perfect send off for David Alaba and Javi Martinez as they leave Bayern Munich at the end of the season.
