GERMAN BUNDESLIGA after Round 34.
Werder Bremen were relegated on a day Robert Lewandowski made history in the Bundesliga with Bayern Munich.
In the end, Bayern Munich remained top of the Bundesliga for the 9th successive year. For the first time in three years, Dortmund were not the second best team according to the final league standings.
There were no positional changes in the top 10 on the final day.
RB Leipzig, Wolfsburg, Leverkusen Stuttgart, and Freiburg kept their position despite defeat.
FC Koln gave themselves another chance to keep their top-flight status with a win that allowed them to take advantage of Werder Bremen’s failure to do the same.
Werder Bremen are relegated after a 4-2 home defeat against Monchengladbach.
FC Koln used a 1-0 victory against relegated Schalke to pick up the relegation-playoff spot.
Armina Beilefeld were 2-0 winners in Strasbourg. The result secured their place in the top flight for the coming season.
BAYERN MUNICH 5-2 AUGSBURG
Goal Scorers –
Bayern Munich – Jeffret Gouweleeuw 9′(og) Serge Gnabry 23′ Joshua Kimmich 33′ Kingsley Coman 43′ Robert Lewandowski 90′
Augsburg – Andre Hahn 67′ Florian Niederlechner 72′
DORTMUND 3-1 LEVERKUSEN
Goal Scorers –
Dortmund – Erling Haaland 5′ 84′ Marco Reus 51′
Leverkusen – Lars Bender 89′(pen)
FRANKFURT 3-1 FREIBURG
Goal Scorers –
Frankfurt – Andre Silva 62′(pen) Almamy Toure 87′ Ragnar Ache 90+2′
Freiburg – Woo-Yeong Jeong 77′
FC KOLN 1-0 SCHALKE
Goal Scorers –
FC Koln – Sebastien Bornauw 86′
HOFFENHEIM 2-1 HERTHA BERLIN
Goal Scorers –
Hoffenheim – Sargis Adamyan 49′ Andrej Kramaric 90+1′
Hertha Berlin – Vladimir Darida 43′
UNION BERLIN 2-1 RB LEIPZIG
Goal Scorers –
Union Berlin – Marvin Fredrich 67′ Max Kruse 90+2′
RB Leipzig – Justin Kluivert 55′
STUTTGART 0-2 ARMINIA BIELEFELD
Goal Scorers –
Arminia Bielefeld – Fabian Klos 66′(pen) Ritsu Doan 72′
WERDER BREMEN 2-4 MONCHENGLADBACH
Goal Scorers –
Werder Bremen – Milot Rashica 80′ Niclas Füllkrug 83′
Mönchengladbach – Lars Stindl 3′ Marcus Thuram 52′ Ramy Bensebaini 58′ Florian Neuhaus 67′
WOLFSBURG 2-3 MAINZ
Goal Scorers –
Wolfsburg – Mazimillian Philipp 47′ Joao Victory 66′
Mainz – Jean-Paul Boetius 44′ Robin Quaison 54′ Stefan Bell 77′
Can Lewandowski win the European Golden Shoe twice to match Muller?
LEADING GOALSCORERS
Robert Lewandowski (Bayern Munich) – 41 goals
Andre Silva (Frankfurt) – 28 goals
Erling Haaland (Dortmund) – 27 goals
Wout Weghorst (Wolfsburg) – 20 goals
Andrej kramaric (Hoffenheim) – 20 goals
Robert Lewandowski set the new record for most goals scored in a Bundesliga season when he scored the only goal Bayern Munich had in the second-half in their 5-2 win against Augsburg.
The new record for most goals in the German Bundesliga season is now 41.
In doing this, Robert Lewandowski also became the first (and only other) Bundesliga player to be the European Golden Shoe winner since Gerd Muller; this making him the first Bayern Munich player to win the European Golden Shoe since Gerd Muller.
Gerd Muller won his last European Golden Shoe in 1972.
CHAMPIONS LEAGUE
Bayern Munich
RB Leipzig
Dortmund
Wolfsburg
CHAMPIONS
Bayern Munich
RELEGATED
Schalke
Werder Bremen
EUROPA LEAGUE
Eintracht Frankfurt
Bayer Leverkusen
EUROPA CONFERENCE LEAGUE
Union Berlin
