Bundesliga
Bayern Munich's 2019/20 Bundesliga title win in numbers
Robet Lewandowski goals by the bucket-load, a new speed record for Alphonso Davies and an eighth successive Bundesliga title: Hansi Flick's Bayern Munich were in a league of their own in 2019/20. bundesliga.com examines the numbers behind the record champions' triumphant campaign...
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Lewandowski claimed his third successive Torjägerkanone after finishing the season on 34 goals. He is the first player since all-time leading Bundesliga marksman Gerd Müller to claim three top scorer’s prizes in a row
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The number of points by which Bayern trailed then leaders Borussia Mönchengladbach at the time of Flick's appointment as interim coach, following Niko Kovac's dismissal on 3 November 2019.
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Bayern’s unprecedented era of domestic dominance: eight back-to-back Bundesliga title wins.
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Bayern won all nine of their matches after the Covid 19-enforced break. They were the only team to do so.
Watch: Bayern's title journey
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Lewandowski became the first Bundesliga player to score in 11 straight games to start a season, making mincemeat of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s eight-game run of 2015/16.
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Unlucky for some but not Bayern, who won 13 on the spin after being held to a goalless draw by title rivals RB Leipzig on Matchday 21.
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The number of points between champions Bayern and nearest pursuers Borussia Dortmund in the final standings.
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Still the world's finest sweeper-keeper, Manuel Neuer kept a Bundesliga-best 15 clean sheets in 2019/20.
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Lewandowski made it a full house with his Matchday 29 brace against Fortuna Düsseldorf meaning he has scored against all 18 of the 2019/20 Bundesliga clubs, including Bayern!
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A new single-season best for assists set by Thomas Müller. Kevin de Bruyne was the previous record holder, having chalked up 19 assists in 2014/15 with Wolfsburg.
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Serge Gnabry posted a career-best return for goals (12) and assists (10). Lewandowski was the only Bayern player to have had a direct hand in more Bundesliga goals.
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Davies set a new Bundesliga speed record of 22.7mph in Bayern’s title-clinching win over Werder Bremen on Matchday 32.
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The number of Bundesliga titles Bayern have won since claiming their first in 1968/69.
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The league-low total of goals Bayern conceded across 2019/20.
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Lewandowski broke Aubameyang's single-season goals record for a non-German national with his 32nd and 33rd efforts of the campaign in the Matchday 33 win over Freiburg.
Watch: Robert Lewandowski under the tactical microscope
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Bayern’s no.9 struck again against Wolfsburg, taking his season-ending tally to 34 goals.
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Bayern scored 100 league goals in 2019/20. Only once has any team - Bayern themselves - scored more (101 in 1971/72).
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The league-high number of miles covered by Joshua Kimmich.
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Kimmich’s league-high number of touches across the campaign.