Robert Lewandowski snatched a cap trap as Bayern Munich frolicked to a 6-0 triumph over emergency stricken Hamburg in the Bundesliga on Saturday.
The triumph keeps Bayern on course to wrap up another Bundesliga title — their 6th in succession — before the finish of March, and piles hopelessness on Hamburg, who are presently without a win in 13 amusements.
“We played exceptionally well today. The execution and result were critical for us,” said Bayern mentor Jupp Heynckes, whose side go to Besiktas for the second leg of their Champions League last-16 tie in midweek, driving 5-0 from the principal leg.
With eight diversions left, Bayern are an enormous 20 focuses clear of second-put Schalke, who won 1-0 at Mainz on Friday.
“It doesn’t make a difference on the off chance that we are 10, 15 or 20 focuses ahead, we have to continue going in the Bundesliga,” said Arjen Robben. “We can’t simply center around the Champions League.”
Bayern have made a propensity for recording enormous home wins over Hamburg at the Allianz Arena lately and it took them under eight minutes to lead the pack this time.
Franck Ribery split away on the left before adjusting goalkeeper Christian Mathenia to space in the opener.
Only four minutes after the fact, Lewandowski headed in a Joshua Kimmich cross to twofold the lead for Bayern. The Polish universal struck again in the nineteenth moment, after a pinpoint long ball from Jerome Boateng had opened up the Hamburg resistance.
Robben let go in Bayern’s fourth on 55 minutes, and Ribery made it five with a mazy solo keep running in the 80th moment.
Lewandowski shot one punishment over the bar on 85 minutes, before changing over a moment spot-kick at the passing to finish his cap trap.
His most recent endeavors before objective mean he has now scored 100 Bundesliga objectives for Bayern and is the club’s unequaled driving outside objective scorer with 142 from 182 diversions in all rivalries.
He overwhelms the Brazilian Giovane Elber, who played for the club from 1997 to 2003.
Then, Hamburg stay seven focuses hapless of wellbeing as they look to keep away from a first transfer in their history.
“The diversion was over following 18 minutes,” Hamburg mentor Bernd Hollerbach told Sky. “There is no disgrace in losing in Munich, however I am not content with the way we lost.”
Somewhere else, previous Hamburg player Michael Gregoritsch scored a prop to move Augsburg to a 3-1 away prevail upon Hanover 96.
Gregoritsch let go Augsburg in front on 26 minutes, heading in a profound cross from Caiuby at the far post.
Salif Sane leveled the scores with a splendid volley 10 minutes after the fact, yet Gojko Kacar headed Augsburg back in front on the stroke of half-time.
In the 83rd moment, an Augsburg counter-assault saw Gregoritsch secure triumph for the away side.
Freiburg held Hertha Berlin to a 0-0 draw, while Bruno Labbadia is still without a win as Wolfsburg mentor in the wake of watching his side lose 3-0 to Hoffenheim.
Nico Schulz gave Hoffenheim the lead on 19 minutes, sliding home a free ball toward the finish of a shrewd passing move.
The home side kept on ruling and were remunerated with two objectives one after another 10 minutes from time.A very much calculated strike from Serge Gnabry made it 2-0 on 77 minutes, before a cataclysmic Joshua Guilavogui own-goal secured victory.
