Bayern Munich celebrated in a near-empty stadium after securing an outstanding eighth successive title.


Robert Lewandowski chested down Jerome Boateng's chipped pass to net the winner against Werder Bremen - and seal the league with two games to spare.


Bayern's 11th straight Bundesliga win put them 10 points clear of Borussia Dortmund, who have three games left.


Bayern finished the match with 10 men after Alphonso Davies was sent off for two yellow-card offences.


Poland striker Lewandowski has now scored 31 league goals this season, a tally that equals the single-season scoring record by a foreign player in the league. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, now at Arsenal, scored 31 Bundesliga goals for Borussia Dortmund in 2016-17.


Bayern were far from their best against a Werder Bremen side fighting for survival at the other end of the table.
With the game goalless, Bremen's Maximilian Eggestein went close from distance before Lewandowski's quality winner after Kingsley Coman had earlier headed narrowly wide.


Coman again went close before teenager Davies was sent off with 11 minutes remaining, while Werder Bremen had a late appeal for a penalty for handball turned down.

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#Bayern celebrate in unusual circumstances#


Seven points clear of nearest rivals Borussia Dortmund with three games to go before kick-off, Bayern needed one win from their remaining three games to wrap up another title.


Hansi Flick's side did just that - but they got over the line in unusual circumstances.
When Bayern won the title on the final day of last season, they did so after an emphatic 5-1 win over Eintracht Frankfurt in front of 75,000 fans at the Allianz Arena.
On Tuesday, there were no supporters present inside Werder Bremen's 42,000-capacity Weserstadion as they wrapped up the title in pouring rain.


The full-time whistle was greeted with shouts of delight from Bayern's players which echoed around the empty stadium, but it was a far cry from previous title celebrations before the coronavirus pandemic.

it's alright. anyways congrats to them. oya Chelsea let's upset Liverpool!!!

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#Nine league titles at one club - the stats#


- David Alaba and Thomas Muller win their ninth Bundesliga championship title, equalling the record set by Franck Ribery last season.


-Hansi Flick is the third person to win the Bundesliga title for Bayern both as a player and a manager, after Franz Beckenbauer and Niko Kovac. Flick won the Bundesliga title as a Bayern player in 1985-86, 1986-87, 1988-89 and 1989-90.


- Bayern are the second team in one of Europe's top five leagues to win eight consecutive domestic top-flight titles, after Juventus in Serie A from 2011-12 to 2018-19.


- In Europe's top five leagues, only Juventus (35 in Serie A) and Real Madrid (33 in La Liga) have won more league titles than Bayern (30, including pre-Bundesliga era).

Bundesliga na farmers League joor. 8 straight?

At the beginning of the season Bayern should be declared as the winner then the rest should fight for 2 3 4 5 6

mumu dortmud keep selling thier best players to them they are now grooming haaland as lewadoski replacement congratulations to Bayern next season in advanced all thanks to their academy Dortmund.

nice but kinda easy for them because Dortmund keep flipping when it matters most as usual, Leipzig, leverkusen n moncheglabach jus cudnt pickup the nice form they had the previous season and after covid, bayern jus came bk and won all matches witj ease and it made the league kinda very easy for them....they would rest and prepare for u.c.l nxt month and i hope chelsea are ready for these aliens in allianz??

boring league