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Bayern Munich have been crowned Bundesliga champions for an eighth successive season after a 1-0 win at Werder Bremen.<\/p>\nBayern Munich have been crowned Bundesliga champions for an eighth successive season after a 1-0 win at Werder Bremen.<\/p>\n
Their domination of German football does not look like ending any time soon as an 11th win on the bounce means Borussia Dortmund can no longer catch them.<\/p>\n
It was fitting that it was Robert Lewandowski\u2019s goal that earned the glory, with the Poland striker\u2019s 31st league strike of the season enough to see off struggling Bremen \u2013 even a red card for Alphonso Davies late on could not sour the evening.<\/p>\n
This is Bayern\u2019s 29th Bundesliga title but the manner of this one, with a three-month suspension, will live long in the memory thanks to the scintillating style of play introduced by new boss Hansi Flick, who took over from Niko Kovac in November.<\/p>\n
They have been particularly fearsome since the restart last month and on this form will be strong contenders to win the Champions League later this summer.<\/p>\n
Borussia Monchengladbach strengthened their Champions League hopes with a 3-0 win against Wolfsburg.<\/p>\n
Jonas Hoffman\u2019s two first-half goals put them in command before Lars Stindl made it a comfortable evening.<\/p>\n
Elsewhere, Union Berlin beat bottom club Paderborn 1-0 to secure their survival and Europa League hopefuls Freiburg were 2-1 winners over Hertha Berlin.<\/p>\n
In Spain\u2019s LaLiga, Carlos Bacca\u2019s early close-range finish was enough to give Villarreal a 1-0 win over Mallorca, while 10-man Espanyol, who had Bernardo Espinosa sent off in the 16th minute, held out for a 0-0 draw at Getafe.<\/p>\n