On April 24, Beijing time, in the 31st round of the Bundesliga, Bayern defeated Borussia Dortmund 3-1, winning the league championship of the season in the first three rounds, and also completed the great cause of the Bundesliga's 10 consecutive championships, which is the first league championship of the five major leagues in Europe this season, and it is also a historical record for consecutive championships!
Bayern and Dortmund, the German national derby, are the last two different teams to win the Bundesliga title. Of course, the last time the Hornets won the title was in the 201-12 season, when the manager was still Klopp, and from the 2012-13 season, the South King has won for nine consecutive seasons, equaling the record of five consecutive league titles held by Juve.
Prior to this match, Bayern had a nine-point lead over Dort with 4 rounds left, meaning they could lock up the title by simply beating their opponents! If you draw, you have to wait for another round; if you lose, then the 3 rounds are 6 points, and the championship ownership is still in suspense.
As a result, in the opening 15th minute, Gnabry broke the deadlock on the field. In the 34th minute, Thomas Müller assisted Levan to extend the score. Although Borussia Dortmund pulled a goal back from a penalty, Muchsia went down again to seal a 3-1 win and finally won the Bundesliga title of the season three rounds ahead of schedule!
Congratulations to Bayern! The data shows that the first, which is their 31st Bundesliga title, continues to refresh the historical record they hold, and the second place is Dort and Borussia Moncheng, both with 5 crowns.
Second, with 31 crowns, Bayern are also the third-most-plethys of all the five major leagues in Europe, behind Real Madrid with 34 and Juve with 36.
Third, Bayern won the Bundesliga for 10 consecutive titles, breaking the record for the five major leagues in Europe that they themselves and Juve held together!
Fourth, 10 consecutive titles, placed in the entire European football world, is also tied for 7th longest, while the longest record in history is the 14 consecutive titles held by Rigas Stocon and Lincoln Red Devils.
Fifth, at just 34 years old, Nagelsmann won the league in his first season in charge of Bayern, making him the youngest title manager in Bundesliga history.
In August last year, Bayern beat Dortmund 3-1 to win the German Super League, but they were eliminated by Villarreal in the Quarterfinals of the Champions League, missing the semi-finals, and the German Cup was stopped early in the second round, so this season's results were finally fixed on the double.