Sane, Gnabry and Lewandowski on target as Bayern Munich hit SEVEN against Bochum in special kit to celebrate Oktoberfest

BAYERN MUNICH certainly caught the eye as they thrashed Bundesliga minnows Bochum 7-0. The German champions showed off a special green kit designed to celebrate Munich’s famous Oktoberfest. The annual Bavarian beer festival has been cancelled for the second straight year due to Covid. But that did not stop Bayern from sporting the classy new […]

BAYERN MUNICH certainly caught the eye as they thrashed Bundesliga minnows Bochum 7-0.

The German champions showed off a special green kit designed to celebrate Munich’s famous Oktoberfest.

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Robert Lewandowski scored for a Bundesliga record 13th home game in a row[/caption]

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The striker showed off Bayern’s green shirt to mark Oktoberfest[/caption]

The annual Bavarian beer festival has been cancelled for the second straight year due to Covid.

But that did not stop Bayern from sporting the classy new look as they notched their fourth win of the season.

Striker Robert Lewandowski made history as he became the first Bundesliga player to score in 13 home games in a row.

The Poland ace was joined on the scoresheet by four other Bayern players, with Bochum defender Vasilis Lampropoulos giving away an own goal.

Former Man City winger Leroy Sane opened the scoring at Allianz Arena with a stunning freekick.

The 25-year-old then turned provider as he set up fellow Germany international Joshua Kimmich to turn and finish.

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Serge Gnabry added a third after he latched onto a neat Thomas Muller pass, who then forced Lampropoulos to cough up an own goal.

Going into the half-time break 4-0 up, the only thing that was missing for Bayern was a record-breaking Lewandowski strike.

But sure enough that came on the hour mark when the prolific No.9 extended his scoring streak from close range.

With victory more than sealed, Kimmich then doubled his tally as he turned in a Leon Goretzka header before Erix-Maxim Choupo-Moting added a seventh.

Bayern could have had eight had Muller not strayed offside but victory keeps the undefeated champs top of the table with four wins from five.