Bayern Munich vs Monchengladbach LIVE: Stream, score, TV channel as hosts celebrate in style - Bundesliga latest updates

JUVE MADE IT

Bayer Munich have won the Bundesliga for the ninth year in a row.

Bayern's title triumph sets up a very special record for the Bavarian club and its fans.

The German giants have equalled Juventus' historic tally as the Bianconeri had previously been crowned champions more consecutive times than anyone else in Europe's top five leagues.

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GERD-ING THERE

Bayern Munich superstar Robert Lewandowski put together an incredible performance against Borussia Monchengladbach as he scored a hat-trick.

Lewandowski has been chasing a special tally this season as he he is looking to break Bayern legend Gerd Muller's record of most goals netted in a single Bundesliga campaign.

Muller scored 40 goals in one of his many campaigns during his glory years.

Lewandowski is now only one strike away from tying the 1970 Ballon d'Or winner's record

UPDATED TABLE

Bayern Munich are already Bundesliga champions after RB Leipzig's loss to Borussia Dortmund earlier on today.

But Bayern have increased their lead ahead of Leipzig, who are now trailing by 10 points.

Borussia Monchengladbach remain seventh in the table but are 10 points behind fifth-placed Eintrach Frankfurt.

Gladbach are also 12 points away from the top four, which leads to Champions League qualification

STATS

Bayern Munich absolutely dominated the encounter as they held 57.6 per cent of possession.

Bayern recorded a whopping total of 22 shots, seven of which were on target.

Borussia Monchengladbach, on the other hand, recorded 14 shots, but only three of them were on target.

Gladbach had a few chances to score as they forced four saves out of Bayern goalkeeper Manuel Neuer.

However, the visitors' keeper Yann Sommer only managed to make one save

FT: BAYERN MUNICH 6-0 BORUSSIA MONCHENGLADBACH

Bayern Munich celebrated their Bundesliga title in style by thrashing Borussia Monchengladbach,

Bayern superstar Robert Lewandowski opened the scoring after only two minutes with a fine finish, which marked his fastest ever goal.

Thomas Muller doubled the Bavarians' lead almost 20 minutes later and set up the tempo of what was to follow.

Lewandowski made it three with an incredible overhead kick on 34 minutes before Kingsley Coman's fine finish at the closing stages of first half.

Bayern didn't significantly slow down in the second half as Lewandowski completed a hat-trick from the penalty spot, following Florian Neuhaus' handball inside the box after 65 minutes.

Leroy Sane scored the hosts' sixth just five minutes before full-time marking a wonderful celebration for Hansi Flick's men.

But Flick wasn't without problems as he had to withdraw Leon Goretzka due to an apparent knock and saw Tanguy Nianzou being sent off just five minutes after his introduction

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