Bayern closer to another title with 6-0 rout of Hamburg

Robert Lewandowski scored a cap trap and missed a punishment as Bayern Munich delighted in another defeat of Hamburger SV, winning 6-0 on Saturday to draw nearer to its most recent Bundesliga title. 

Bayern can wrap up its record-broadening 6th back to back class title one weekend from now if different outcomes go its direction. 

Lewandowski finished his cap trap in the last moment with his second punishment endeavor, taking his alliance driving count to 23 - five more than the whole Hamburg group this season - and his Bundesliga add up to for Bayern to 100. 

With 142 objectives in focused recreations, the Poland striker is Bayern's most productive remote player. 

"We worked extremely well amid the week," said Bayern mentor Jupp Heynckes, looking forward to the Champions League. 

"The amusement today and the outcome is likewise critical for Wednesday, since you can never stow away in football, you can never relax." 

Bayern goes to Besiktas with a 5-0 lead from the primary leg of their last-16 tie. 

Bayern's just concern is for French midfielder Corentin Tolisso, who went off harmed after a conflict with Vasilije Janjicic. 

Hamburg had different stresses. The side's 44 objectives surrendered in its last seven recreations in Munich did not look good for the guests. 

The home side required just seven minutes to get off the stamp as Hamburg skipper Gotoku Sakai's endeavored freedom went straight to Franck Ribery, who appropriately skipped past the 'guardian to score. 

The guests more likely than not dreaded the most exceedingly awful when Lewandowski scored five minutes after the fact, taking home off a cross from Joshua Kimmich, and asserted his second seven minutes after that. 

Hamburg hung on until Arjen Robben made it 4-0 10 minutes into the second half, and Ribery went ahead to assert his second. 

Lewandowski uniquely sent a punishment over with four minutes remaining, however was given another possibility minutes after that when Filip Kostic pushed Kimmich. Lewandowski committed no error with his second endeavor. 

"It's not the football I need to see," said Bernd Hollerbach after his seventh diversion without a win as Hamburg mentor. 

Hollerbach noticed that assignment match Wolfsburg additionally lost, 3-0 at Hoffenheim. 

Wolfsburg stays level on focuses with Mainz, which lost to Schalke 1-0 on Friday and possesses the transfer playoff put. Hamburg is seven focuses behind both Wolfsburg and Mainz with eight amusements remaining. 

"Despite everything I put stock in it," Hollerbach said of his side's odds of maintaining a strategic distance from transfer. 

Last-put Cologne visits Werder Bremen on Monday and can move above Hamburg with a win. 

Additionally, Augsburg won in Hannover 3-1, and Freiburg drew at Hertha Berlin 0-0. 

Bayer Leverkusen facilitated Borussia Moenchengladbach later.