Football News : Lewi breaks record, Haaland brace for Dortmund in final Bundesliga round

Robert Lewandowski and all his fans had to wait to the very last minute of the season to break the most famous record in German football. This was number 41 of the Bundesliga campaign for the Pole - which means that he beats the 49-year-old record of Gerd Muller who also played for Bayern Munich. The champions won their final game 5-2 over Augsberg to finish 13 points clear of Leipzig. The pick of the rest from Joshua Kimmich. There was emotion in the air as three long-term servants leave the club in David Alaba, Javi Martinez and Jerome Boateng (hugs Flick). Tellingly, after HIS goal, Lewandowski also went to Hansi Flick, who leaves after an 18-month reign that saw the club lift 7 major trophies. And the Polish goal machine recieved his very on trophy as well. Meanwhile Borussia Dortmund completed an impressive finale to their campaign, securing Champions League football for next season after a 3-1 win over Bayer Leverkusen, including a brace from Erling Haaland to bring his total to 27. It was the final game of captain Lukasz Piszczek's career and he got the appropriate send off as Dortmund finished in third spot after a 7th successive league win that sees them finish just a point behind RB Leipzig who were beaten 2-1 by Union Berlin - a disappointing send-off for coach Julian Nagelsmann as he heads off to Bayern.