Lewandowski Breaks Scoring Record, Bayern Munich Thrash DortmundLewandowski Breaks Scoring Record, Bayern Munich Thrash Dortmund In a sensational Bundesliga clash, Bayern Munich crushed arch-rivals Borussia Dortmund 4-1 at the Allianz Arena on Saturday, with Robert Lewandowski making history in the process. Scoring Record Shattered Lewandowski opened the scoring in the ninth minute, tapping in a Thomas Müller cross. The goal was Lewandowski’s 16th of the Bundesliga season, breaking the previous record of 15 set by Gerd Müller in 1968/69. Bayern’s Dominance Bayern controlled the game from the outset, peppering Dortmund’s goalkeeper Roman Burki with shots. Serge Gnabry doubled the lead in the 32nd minute, followed by Leon Goretzka’s stunner just before halftime. Thomas Müller put the result beyond doubt in the 74th minute. Dortmund’s Woes Despite fielding a strong side, Dortmund were unable to match Bayern’s intensity and quality. Erling Haaland, their star striker, was largely ineffective and was substituted in the second half. Implications The victory extends Bayern’s lead at the top of the Bundesliga table to seven points over Dortmund. It also marks the eighth consecutive Bundesliga win for the Bavarians, who are on course for their 10th consecutive league title. Praise for Lewandowski Lewandowski’s record-breaking goal drew widespread praise from the football world. Müller hailed Lewandowski as “the best striker in the world,” while Bayern President Herbert Hainer called him a “legend.” Conclusion Bayern Munich’s emphatic victory over Borussia Dortmund was a testament to their superiority in German football. Robert Lewandowski’s historic goal further cemented his status as one of the greatest strikers of all time. Dortmund, meanwhile, face an uphill battle to catch their rivals and remain in contention for the Bundesliga title.