09-23-2015, 11:03 PM
Lewandowski scored more league goals in nine minutes than... Liverpool, Newcastle and West Brom have this season Six of Bayern's Bundesliga rivals have managed Anyone in the bottom half of La Liga Seven Serie A sides (league leaders Inter have only matched his nine-minute haul) Wayne Rooney has in 2015 Mario Balotelli did in his season at Liverpool Nicklas Bendtner has in over three years
BBC Sport - Robert Lewandowski: More goals in nine minutes than Liverpool
Robert Lewandowski's fifth goal was his 10th touch of the game - and three of those were for his hat-trick goal
BBC Sport - Robert Lewandowski: More goals in nine minutes than Liverpool
Lewandowski scored the quickest Bundesliga hat-trick (four minutes). Then set a new record for four goals in the same match. And then did likewise for five, too. He became the first Bundesliga substitute to score more than a hat-trick. The Pole scored the fastest five-goal haul in a major European league since Opta started recording stats.
BBC Sport - Robert Lewandowski: More goals in nine minutes than Liverpool
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