The record books have been rewritten! On Saturday, April 11, 2026, Bayern Munich delivered a ruthless masterclass at the Millerntor-Stadion, crushing St. Pauli 5-0.
While the three points moved them 12 points clear at the top of the table, the real story was the shattering of a 54-year-old Bundesliga record.
With their five-goal blitz, Vincent Kompany’s side reached 105 league goals for the season—surpassing the legendary 1971/72 Bayern team (101 goals) with five matches still to spare.
1. Match Report: The Record-Breaking Blitz
The Record Equalled (9’): After a dominant start, Jamal Musiala met a superb Konrad Laimer cross with a diving header at the far post. That strike marked Bayern’s 101st goal of the campaign, equalling the all-time season record.
The Record Broken (53’): The "magic barrier" finally fell early in the second half. Leon Goretzka volleyed home from a Joshua Kimmich free-kick to net Bayern’s 102nd goal, officially setting a new Bundesliga benchmark.
The Floodgates Open: Just sixty seconds later, Michael Olise fired a clinical third from outside the box. Nicolas Jackson added a fourth from close range (65’), before Raphaël Guerreiro completed the rout in the 89th minute.
Professional Finish: Despite resting Harry Kane and several key starters ahead of their Champions League quarter-final second leg against Real Madrid, Bayern looked untouchable.
2. Strategic Impact: The Title & Madrid
12 Points Clear: With Borussia Dortmund losing 1-0 to Bayer Leverkusen yesterday, Bayern are now just one win away from officially securing their 34th Bundesliga title.
The Goretzka Renaissance: After a season of rotation, Leon Goretzka’s record-breaking goal was a statement. Vincent Kompany hailed him as a "great role model" for the squad's younger players.
Warning to Madrid: This 5-0 win serves as a massive warning shot to Real Madrid before they visit the Allianz Arena on Wednesday. Bayern are "ON" and scoring at a historic rate.