Robert Lewandowski bagged hia 15th goal in 16 league games aa Bundesliga leader Bayern Munich went nine points clear despite struggling to beat bottom side Cologne 1-0 on Wednesday.
The Poland hot-shot has failed to score in only four of Bayern's league matches this season and has netted 21 goals in all competitions.
With an hour gone at the Allianz Arena, Bayern went ahead when Thomas Mueller flicked the ball with the back of his head into Lewandowski's path to tap home.
Bayern has won 13 of its 14 games since Jupp Heynckes replaced Carlo Ancelotti as coach at the start of October. In contrast, Cologne are waiting for their first league win of the season.
Their club bosses are already planning for life in the second division with the team now 13 points from safety.
In Gelsenkirchen, Schalke went second despite throwing away a two-goal lead in their thrilling 3-2 win at home to Ausburg.
Argentinian striker Franco di Santo gave them the lead with a deft backheel on 44 minutes, then Austria striker Guido Burgstaller made it 2-0 just after the break.
A header by Brazilian midfielder Caluby and a Michael Gregoritsch penalty pulled it back to 2-2 on 79 minutea before Daniel Caligiuri converted the winning penalty for Schalke seven minutes from time.
AFP/Berlin.
The Poland hot-shot has failed to score in only four of Bayern's league matches this season and has netted 21 goals in all competitions.
With an hour gone at the Allianz Arena, Bayern went ahead when Thomas Mueller flicked the ball with the back of his head into Lewandowski's path to tap home.
Bayern has won 13 of its 14 games since Jupp Heynckes replaced Carlo Ancelotti as coach at the start of October. In contrast, Cologne are waiting for their first league win of the season.
Their club bosses are already planning for life in the second division with the team now 13 points from safety.
In Gelsenkirchen, Schalke went second despite throwing away a two-goal lead in their thrilling 3-2 win at home to Ausburg.
Argentinian striker Franco di Santo gave them the lead with a deft backheel on 44 minutes, then Austria striker Guido Burgstaller made it 2-0 just after the break.
A header by Brazilian midfielder Caluby and a Michael Gregoritsch penalty pulled it back to 2-2 on 79 minutea before Daniel Caligiuri converted the winning penalty for Schalke seven minutes from time.
AFP/Berlin.
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