Poland captain and Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski broke records with the quickest hat-trick netted on his way to a sensational fivegoal haul after coming on as a substitute at the start of the second half in their match against VfL Wolfsburg on Tuesday night.
Lewandowski instantly turned the game around after the Bavarians trailed 10 at halftime, scoring three goals in four minutes from the 51st to the 55th before quickly adding two more, including a spectacular volley, to become the first Bundesliga player to score five times in nine minutes.
Now Lewandosk became the first Bundesliga substitute to score five goals, and was one short of the all-time record goal haul of six by Cologne striker Dieter Mueller in 1977 in its 7-2 win over Werder Bremen
“This is the fastest hattrick and the fastest fivegoal run,” the Bundesliga said on Twitter.
Stadium: Allianz Arena, Munich
Goals: Bayern Munich [Robert Lewandowski]
Wolfsburg [Cagliuri]
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Lewandowski instantly turned the game around after the Bavarians trailed 10 at halftime, scoring three goals in four minutes from the 51st to the 55th before quickly adding two more, including a spectacular volley, to become the first Bundesliga player to score five times in nine minutes.
Now Lewandosk became the first Bundesliga substitute to score five goals, and was one short of the all-time record goal haul of six by Cologne striker Dieter Mueller in 1977 in its 7-2 win over Werder Bremen
Stadium: Allianz Arena, Munich
Goals: Bayern Munich [Robert Lewandowski]
Wolfsburg [Cagliuri]
Watch Highlight below
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