29 Matches, 105 Goals! Bayern Breaks 54-Year-Old Bundesliga Single-Season Goals Record

April 12 – In the match against St. Pauli, Bayern first equaled their own Bundesliga single-season goal record of 101 goals, set in the 1971/72 season, with a goal from Jamal Musiala.

Leon Goretzka then scored, making it 102 goals and officially breaking the 54-year-old record held by the club itself, putting Bayern alone at the top of Bundesliga history. Later, Michael Olise added another to take the total to 103 goals. Jackson and Raphaël Guerreiro also found the net, helping Bayern extend their league goal tally to 105 goals and setting a new Bundesliga single-season scoring record.

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