The Bavarians have blown away everyone in their path this season and Goal.com is here to look at some of the extraordinary stats behind their campaign
By Enis Koylu
Anyone want to bet against the treble? Bayern Munich are absolutely rampant and sent a warning sign to the rest of Europe with a fantastic 4-0 Champions League semi-final win over Barcelona on Tuesday.
Their relentlessly brilliant season has seen them vanquish Dortmund in the DFB-Pokal and progress to the final and they have a chance of finally achieving a dream that has eluded them for so long.
Unsurprisingly, during the course of the campaign, the Bavarians have produced some extraordinary feats. Here are some of the incredible numbers behind their run.
0 – The number of times Barca were beaten by four goals since the arrival of Pep Guardiola at Camp Nou back in 2008, prior to Tuesday’s clash at the Allianz Arena.
5 – The number of players in the Bayern squad to have scored 10 goals or more in all competitions, with Mario Mandzukic leading the charts on 21.
6 – Jupp Heynckes’ side wrapped up the Bundesliga title with six games to spare – the fastest ever triumph in the division.
9 – The number of goals Bayern scored against Hamburg at the Allianz Arena in March. Claudio Pizarro scored four as his side ran out 9-2 winners.
14 – The Bavarians’ defence have been breached just 14 times in the Bundesliga this season. The all-time lowest tally is 21.
19 – Die Roten have won 19 of their 20 games since the winter break in all competitions. The one loss, against Arsenal, mattered little as they progressed to the next round anyway.
20 – Bayern Munich have scored 20 goals in their last four games, with 6-1 wins over Wolfsburg and Hannover coming in between 4-0 triumphs over Nurnberg and Barca.
26 – Die Roten’s 6-1 win at the AWD Arena on Saturday was their 26th Bundesliga win of the season. No team had managed more than 25 before.
30 – Manuel Neuer has kept 27 clean sheets this season, with back-up goalkeeper Tom Starke adding a further three, meaning that Bayern have shut out their opponents in 56 per cent of their matches.
75 – They boast a goal difference of 75. BVB, the second top scorers in the league, have hit the back of the net just 74 times.
81 – The Bundesliga record points total of 81 was reached on Saturday with four games to spare.
101 – The highest number of goals ever scored in a Bundesliga season was set by Bayern themselves in 1971-72. They have 89 goals now – will they break another record?
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