Four championship triumphs in a row
is an unprecedented achievement in the Bundesliga! FC Bayern have set
numerous records in this season's domestic league campaign. fcbayern.de has delved into the facts and figures and looks back on the season.
The 2015/16 campaign in figures
3 – Pep Guardiola is the first
coach in Bundesliga history to win the championship in each of his first
three seasons. Only Udo Lattek (1972-74 and 1985-87) and Ottmar
Hitzfeld (1999-01) masterminded three consecutive Bundesliga titles
before, both with Bayern.
4 – FC Bayern is the first club to win four championship titles in a row, from 2013 to 2016.
5 – The German record champions won the
so-called 'autumn championship' for the fifth time on the bounce. No
other Bundesliga side has won the unofficial accolade as many
consecutive times.
6 to 8 – Robert Lewandowski scored no
fewer than nine goals from Matchday 6 to Matchday 8. No other Bundesliga
player has netted as often in a three-game spell.
7 – Lewandowski scored seven league goals for Bayern in a row, equalling Gerd Müller's record set in May 1973.
8 – Philipp Lahm won his seventh German
championship title. One more would see the Bayern skipper equal the
record set by Bastian Schweinsteiger, Oliver Kahn and Mehmet Scholl.
9 – Five goals in nine minutes:
Lewandowski's sensational yield in the 5-1 victory over Wolfsburg on
Matchday 6. It was the fastest five-goal haul in league history.
10 – The German record champions won all their first 10 matches of the Bundesliga season. No other team has ever achieved that.
17 – FCB conceded only 17 goals this season, surpassing the previous best mark set by themselves in 2012/13 and 2014/15.
20 – What a strike duo! Robert
Lewandowski scored 30 goals, and Thomas Müller netted 20 times this
season. It is the first time two FCB pros have scored 20 or more goals
in a Bundesliga season.
23 – David Alaba celebrated his fifth
German championship at the age of 23. No other player has achieved this
feat so early (Mario Götze is two weeks older and also celebrated his
fifth championship this term).
30 – Robert Lewandowski is the first
Bundesliga player in 39 years to score 30 goals. Furthermore, the Poland
striker is the first non-German player to score 30 goals in a
Bundesliga season.
56 – Bayern were unbeaten between
November 2012 and November 2015 in 56 matches staged in the first half
of a season, a new league record.
71 – Bayern finished with an average of 71 percent of the possession this term.
80 – Munich scored 80 goals this season, the same tally as last year.
82 – Pep Guardiola leaves the Bundesliga
boasting 82 victories in 102 matches. His win rate of 80 percent is the
best in Bundesliga history. And Bayern took an average of 2.52 points
per game under Guardiola, another best mark.
88 – 88 percent of FCB’s passes found a team-mate this term, easily the highest pass completion rate in the league.
1018 – Bayern wrapped up their 1000th
Bundesliga victory in the 4-0 win over Köln on Matchday 10. The
Bavarians have gone on to take their current tally to 1018 victories in
the German top flight.
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