The victory of FC Bayern at Werder Bremen was not a real football festival.
But there are still two remarkable numbers to report for the record champions.
Munich - You could almost feel a little sorry for Robert Lewandowski * on Saturday lunchtime.
The world footballer tried everything for an hour to get the ball into the goal of SV Werder Bremen.
But either Jiri Pavlenka had something against it or the aluminum got in Lewy's way.
The Pole had to wait up to 67 minutes before a corner kick from Leon Goretzka's shoulder fell right in front of his feet and Lewandowski couldn't help but push the ball into the goal from six meters away.
It was his 32nd season and his 268th Bundesliga goal overall.
The 32-year-old drew level with Klaus Fischer.
FC Bayern: After beating Bremen, the records tumble - Lewandowski thanks Bundesliga legend
The fact that Hansi Flick didn't let him play through in the end, but replaced him in the 79th minute, didn't make Lewandowski angry.
At least if you can believe your Sturm colleague.
"Lewy knows how important he is," said Thomas Müller to
Sky
after the game
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and gave the final sentence with a wink: “He fights for his goals every game, but when the coach says he has to go out, then he goes out too.
Otherwise he would also cause trouble for the team. "
Remarkable: Fischer, vice world champion from 1982 and ex-Löwe (played from 68-70 at TSV 1860) needed 535 games for his goal record.
Lewandowski scored so many goals in 344 Bundesliga games!
However, Lewy will probably not be able to crack Gerd Müller's (365) mark.
Lewandowski then wrote on Twitter: “I am very proud to have scored 268 Bundesliga goals for the legendary Klaus Fischer.
With my goals, I want to help FC Bayern win more titles.
#teamwork "
Video: 3: 1!
Bayern dominate Bremen
Apart from the Lewy record, there was another spectacular numbers game at FC Bayern * this Saturday.
Joshua Kimmich has already completed his 250th Bundesliga game for the record champions - and that at the age of just 26 years.
This puts the national player in 44th place among the FCB record players.
As is well known, Sepp Maier greets from the top with 661 missions.
Can Kimmich suppress this?
In front of the active players, Thomas Müller is in a promising position there.
The 2014 world champion played his 569th game for FC Bayern in Bremen.
Despite his 31 years of age, Müller can still play almost 90 games.
(smk) *
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