FC Bayern Munich completed their home fixtures for the season with a routine 3-0 win over FC Augsburg. The game itself was expectedly overshadowed by both the title celebrations and the farewell to Jupp Heynckes. Before the game, 22 players from 22 previous title-winning campaigns were presented on the pitch, each introduced by a single gun-shot.

In a grey and rainy first-half at the Allianz Arena, Augsburg more than matched their illustrious, local rivals with a performance that very much belied their league position. The visitors had three good penalty appeals all turned down throughout the...

In a tempestuous Bundesliga affair, Borussia Dortmund drew 1-1 with Bayern München in a result that leaves the Champions League final all the more of a mouth-watering prospecting. Kevin Großkreutz fired Dortmund ahead but Mario Gomez's header levelled the scores. The second half saw no goals but plenty of action as Robert Lewandowski's penalty was saved and Rafinha saw a red card for an unnecessary elbow on Jakub Blaszczykowski.

The main course is the first thing you decide on. It is something you look forward to as your starter gets irrelevantly digested. But every appetiser sets the tone for...

FC Bayern München have become extremely predictable this season, and matchday 31 was no different as they broke yet another Bundesliga record. A first-half goal from Xherdan Shaqiri separated the two teams in a fairly one sided, but uneventful game. With this win, Bayern have taken their total points tally to 84, overhauling Dortmund's previous record of 82 from last season.

If Bayern deployed their A-team in the first leg against Barcelona, then the team that featured against Freiburg must be content with being reduced to B-team status. There were ten (10!) changes from the side that gave the...

Cities are so often defined and moulded by historical moments. The seams of Munich were bursting, both full of people and anticipation at the prospect of another memorable story. The greatest side of the last decade places their coveted treble in the most enthralling of balances.

Arjen Robben's shot from a Javi Martinez back-heel nearly set the red touch paper alight as the whole stadium, the whole city, seemed to exert a collective groan. It was a chance. The pitch seemed unable to keep up with Barcelona's pinging possession as their expected retention came to the fore. Bayern were a little...

The Bavarian bandwagon shows absolutely no signs of slowing down on the pitch with the seemingly all-conquering record German champions Bayern Munich remaining on course for a potential treble-winning season (German League, German Cup and Champions League). However, perhaps Munich's momentum will be stalled somewhat by the shock news that President Uli Hoeness is under investigation for tax fraud.

Hoeness, a World Cup winner with Germany in 1974, made a voluntary declaration to the tax authorities in January, admitting to filing amended tax returns and revealing a Swiss bank account, where,...

After delving into his squad on the weekend - a move that proved fruitful - Jupp Heynckes put his trust back in virtually his best eleven, Diego Contento the odd one out after a late illness to David Alaba. A weak Bundesliga has been mentioned as a reason for Bayern's rampant form but that detracts from just how sensational this Bayern team have been this year.

There was a different feeling inside Bayern's home ground on Tuesday night and the sun of Saturday had been replaced by the drizzle of Tuesday evening as VfL Wolfsburg arrived to spoil the so far immaculately executed plan. So loud was...