Bayern wrapped up their 35th German league championship win on Sunday with a 4-2 comeback victory over Stuttgart at the Allianz Arena, securing the crown with four matches still to play. It is their 13th Bundesliga title in the last 14 seasons.
The only interruption to their reign came in 2023/24, when Bayer Leverkusen’s unbeaten campaign briefly halted the monopoly.
Record-breaking numbers
This season has been less about grinding out results and more about pure destruction. Bayern have scored 109 league goals, obliterating the 54‑year‑old Bundesliga record of 101 set by the great Bayern side of 1971/72. They have conceded just 28 at the other end.
They took first place on the opening day with a 6-0 win over RB Leipzig and never surrendered it.
Harry Kane has been the relentless spearhead. The England captain came off the bench at half‑time against Stuttgart and took just seven minutes to score his 32nd Bundesliga goal of the campaign. That strike was his 56th of the season for club and country, further cementing his status as a serious Ballon d’Or contender.
“All the hard work, this makes it all worth it,” Kane told DAZN.
The supporting cast
Kane is far from a one‑man show. Michael Olise has delivered 18 league assists, more than any other player in the division, while adding 12 goals of his own. Luis Diaz, signed last summer, has contributed 15 goals and 12 assists in his maiden Bundesliga campaign.
Joshua Kimmich won his 10th league title with Bayern and described the achievement as “very special”. Vincent Kompany, who took over in 2024, has now secured back‑to‑back championships in his first major role after leaving Burnley.
“It is April 19 and we are in every competition,” Kompany said. “We go to Leverkusen knowing anything can happen, but with real belief”.
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Treble in sight
The celebrations will be brief. Bayern face Bayer Leverkusen in the DFB‑Pokal semi‑final on Wednesday. Then comes the Champions League semi‑final against holders Paris Saint‑Germain, with the first leg in Paris on April 28.
A first European crown since 2020 is within reach. The treble is possible.
For the rest of Germany, the view from the top has become painfully familiar. Bayern keep winning. And the gap keeps growing.
