Bayern on the verge of an historic Bundesliga feat

AFP, BERLIN: Bayern Munich are ten points clear, and on the verge of an historic fourth straight Bundesliga title, after Robert Lewandowski netted twice in Saturday's 3-0 win over Schalke.
With second-placed Borussia Dortmund hosting Hamburg on Sunday, Pep Guardiola's Bayern took the chance to extend their lead at Munich's Allianz Arena.
With four league games left, and depending on other results, Bayern could be confirmed as the first club to win four straight German league titles when they host Borussia Moechengladbach in a fortnight.
Guardiola can sign off his three years in Munich with the treble before coaching Manchester City next season.
Bayern face Werder Bremen in the German Cup semi-finals on Tuesday and have drawn Atletico Madrid in the Champions League's last four. After a disjointed first-half display in Munich, Bayern went up a gear after the break.
Arturo Vidal's header was chested down by Lewandowski, who turned and hit the back of the net on 54 minutes to end his dry patch after 390 minutes without a goal.

Bayern on the verge of an historic Bundesliga feat

AFP, BERLIN: Bayern Munich are ten points clear, and on the verge of an historic fourth straight Bundesliga title, after Robert Lewandowski netted twice in Saturdays 3-0 win over Schalke. With second-placed Borussia Dortmund hosting Hamburg on Sunday, Pep Guardiolas Bayern took the chance to extend their lead at Munichs Allianz Arena. With four league games left, and depending on other results, Bayern could be confirmed as the first club to win four straight German league titles when they host Borussia Moechengladbach in a fortnight. Guardiola can sign off his three years in Munich with the treble before coaching Manchester City next season. Bayern face Werder Bremen in the German Cup semi-finals on Tuesday and have drawn Atletico Madrid in the Champions Leagues last four. After a disjointed first-half display in Munich, Bayern went up a gear after the break. Arturo Vidals header was chested down by Lewandowski, who turned and hit the back of the net on 54 minutes to end his dry patch after 390 minutes without a goal.