Thanks to the win against BVB: FC Bayern win their 10th championship in a row

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Thanks to the 3-1 win against Borussia Dortmund, FC Bayern secured their 10th championship in a row. This makes the team coached by Julian Nagelsmann the first club to have achieved this feat in one of the five major European football leagues. The goals for the record champions were scored in front of 75,000 spectators in the Allianz Arena by Serge Gnabry (15th minute), Robert Lewandowski (34th) and Jamal Musiala (83rd) – Emre Can (52nd) made it 2-1 in the meantime.

With a twelve-point lead over Westphalia three games before the end of the season, Munich can no longer be dislodged from the top spot. FC Bayern now holds the sole record for the longest title streak in the top leagues – previously they were on a par with Juventus Turin. Thomas Müller also set a record, winning the Bundesliga championship for the eleventh time.

Müller in front of the only record: player with the most titles in the Bundesliga

13. Lothar Matthäus I championship titles: 7 I all got with Bayern

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As of April 23, 2022

13. Klaus Augenthaler I championship titles: 7 I all got with Bayern

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13. Alexander Zickler I championship titles: 7 I all won with FC Bayern

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13. Bernd Dreher I championship titles: 7 I all got with Bayern

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13. Rafinha I championship titles: 7 I all won with Bayern

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13. Thiago I championship title: 7 I all won with FC Bayern

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8. Oliver Kahn I championship titles: 8 I all won with FC Bayern

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8. Mehmet Scholl I championship titles: 8 I all won with FC Bayern

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8. Bastian Schweinsteiger (l.) I championship titles: 8 I all won with FC Bayern

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8. Philipp Lahm I championship titles: 8 I all won with FC Bayern

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8. Arjen Robben I championship titles: 8 I all won with Bayern

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3. Franck Ribéry I championship titles: 9 I all won with FC Bayern

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3. Javi Martínez I league titles: 9 I all won with FC Bayern

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3. Manuel Neuer I championship titles: 10 I all won with FC Bayern

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3. Robert Lewandowski I championship titles: 10 I 8 with FC Bayern, 2 with BVB

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3. Jérôme Boateng I championship titles: 9 I all won with FC Bayern

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1. David Alaba I championship titles: 10 I all won with FC Bayern

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1. Thomas Müller I championship titles: 11 I all won with FC Bayern

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National coach Hansi Flick, who led Bayern Munich to the title last season, is one of the first to offer his congratulations: “FC Bayern is once again the measure of all things in the Bundesliga. The tenth championship in a row is an outstanding success for the club, the team and the many fans. I am particularly happy for my fellow coach Julian Nagelsmann, his staff and our national players. The German championship is the most honest title and the basis for further success. Every title win gives self-confidence – and hopefully for our national players also tailwind for the upcoming tasks in the UEFA Nations League and as a highlight at the World Cup in Qatar.

With FC Bayern & Juventus: Europe’s longest championship streak

17. FC Basel – Switzerland – 8 titles

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2010/11-2016/17 (as of April 23, 2022)

17. The New Saints – Wales – 8 titles

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2011/12-2018/19

12. Rangers – Scotland – 9 titles

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1989/90-1997/98

12 – Dynamo Kyiv – Ukraine – 9 titles

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1992/93-2000/2001

12 – Celtic Glasgow – Scotland – 9 titles

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2011/12-2019/20 and 1966/67-1974/75

12. Juventus – Italy – 9 titles

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2011/12-2019/20

12. Bayern Munich – Germany – 10 titles

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2012/13–present

6. Sheriff Tiraspol – Moldova – 10 titles

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2000/01-2009/10

6. Dynamo Berlin – GDR – 10 titles

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1978/79-1987/88

6. Dinamo Tbilisi – Georgia – 10 titles

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1990-1999

6. Pyunik Yerevan – Armenia – 10 titles

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2001-2010

6. MTK Budapest – Hungary – 10 titles

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1914, 1917-1925

6. Ludogorets Razgrad – Bulgaria – 11 titles

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2011/12–present

5. Dinamo Zagreb – Croatia – 11 titles

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2005/06-2015/16

3. Bate Borisov – Belarus – 13 titles

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2006-2018

3. Rosenborg Trondheim – Norway – 13 titles

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1992-2004

1. Skonto Riga – Latvia – 14 titles

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1991-2004

1. Lincoln Red Imps – Gibraltar – 14 titles

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2002/03-2015/16

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