How many Bundesliga titles have Bayern Munich won? Real Madrid’s conquerers send out warning after completing the job

With four games still to play, Bayern Munich wrapped up the Bundesliga title once again. Vincent Kompany’s side took full advantage of Borussia Dortmund’s stumble – a 2-1 defeat to Hoffenheim – by beating Stuttgart 4-2, stretching the gap over the second-placed club to 15 points and mathematically securing the shield. It is the 35th league title for a Bayern team whose focus now shifts to completing the treble with the DFB-Pokal and Champions League.

Without the injured Serge Gnabry and with regular starters such as Michael Olise, Harry Kane, Aleksandar Pavlovic, Dayot Upamecano, Konrad Laimer and Jonathan Tah rested ahead of next Wednesday’s German Cup semifinal against Bayer Leverkusen, the home side made an uncertain start against a Stuttgart team missing the suspended Deniz Undav. Sebastian Hoeneß’s men were better early on and went ahead through a superb curling effort from Chris Führich, but Bayern needed just six minutes of sheer madness to put both the game and the title to bed before halftime, thanks to goals from Raphaël Guerreiro – after a fine assist from the lively Jamal Musiala – Nicolas Jackson and Alphonso Davies.

Kompany sent on Kane and Olise for the second half, and the England striker needed only seven minutes to join the party, turning in a rebound from Alexander Nübel to make it four. Chema Andrés came on for the final 25 minutes to prevent further damage, and the Spaniard even added some gloss to the scoreline with a stunning strike from the edge of the box. Up front, Bayern’s stars eased off and left their new single-season Bundesliga scoring record at 109 goals. Bayern are champions again. But they want more.

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Bayern

• 40 Jonas Urbig
• 3 Kim Min-Jae
• 44 Josip Stanisic (84')
• 19 Alphonso Davies (62')
• 21 Hiroki Ito
• 22 Raphael Guerreiro (75')
• 14 Luis Díaz (45')
• 10 Jamal Musiala (45')
• 8 Leon Goretzka
• 6 Joshua Kimmich
• 11 Nicolas Jackson
• Substitutes
• 27 Laimer (62')
• 4 Jonathan Tah
• 2 Dayotchanculle Upamecano
• 17 Michael Olise (45')
• 9 Kane (45')
• 1 Neuer
• 45 Aleksandar Pavlovic
• 39 Bara Sapoko Ndiaye (75')
• 34 Deniz Ofli (84')

Stuttgart

• 33 Nübel
• 4 Josha Vagnoman
• 29 Finn Jeltsch (45')
• 3 Ramon Hendriks
• 24 Julian Chabot
• 16 Atakan Karazor
• 6 Angelo Stiller (64')
• 18 Jamie Leweling (75')
• 11 Bilal El Khannous
• 10 Chris Führich (64')
• 8 Tiago Tomas (84')
• Substitutes
• 28 Nikolas Nartey
• 7 Mittelstädt (64')
• 1 Fabian Bredlow
• 30 Chema Andrés (64')
• 9 Ermedin Demirovic (75')
• 22 Lorenz Assignon
• 23 Dan-Axel Zagadou
• 14 Luca Jaquez (45')
• 27 Badredine Bouanani (84')

Substitutions

Luca Jaquez (45', Finn Jeltsch), Harry Kane (45', Jamal Musiala), Michael Olise (45', Luis Díaz), Konrad Laimer (62', Alphonso Davies), Chema Andres (64', Angelo Stiller), Maximilian Mittelstädt (64', Chris Führich), Ermedin Demirovic (75', Jamie Leweling), Bara Sapoko Ndiaye (75', Raphaël Guerreiro), Badredine Bouanani (84', Tiago Tomás), Deniz Ofli (84', Josip Stanisic)

Goals

0-1, 20': Chris Führich, 1-1, 30': Raphael Guerreiro, 2-1, 32': Nicolas Jackson, 3-1, 36': Alphonso Davies, 4-1, 51': Kane, 4-2, 87': Chema Andrés

Standings

Standings	Pts.	P	W	D	L
1 BAY	79	30	25	4	1
2 BDO	64	30	19	7	4
3 RBL	59	30	18	5	7
4 STU	56	30	17	5	8
5 TSG	54	30	16	6	8

Standings	Pts.	P	W	D	L
2 BDO	64	30	19	7	4
3 RBL	59	30	18	5	7
4 STU	56	30	17	5	8
5 TSG	54	30	16	6	8
6 BLE	52	30	15	7	8