Robert Lewandowski's five-goal heroics left Bayern
Munich boss Pep Guardiola uncharacteristically lost for
words.
Bayern Munich boss Pep Guardiola was left in disbelief by
Robert Lewandowski's five-star performance against
Wolfsburg.
With Bayern 1-0 down to Daniel Caligiuri's goal at half-time,
Guardiola summoned Lewandowski from the bench, with the
Poland international subsequently firing home five goals in a
barnstorming run officially clocked at eight minutes and 57
seconds.
Guardiola was visibly baffled as Lewandowski secured a thrilling
5-1 scoreline, and commented afterwards: "I've never
experienced such a situation, either as coach or as a player.
"Five goals in nine minutes. I am very happy for Robert. You
play poorly for 45 minutes and then grab five goals in nine
minutes. I cannot explain it."
Wolfsburg boss Dieter Hecking fared no better in attempting to
explain Lewandowski's showing.
He added: "What can I say? A world-class striker shot five times
on goal and could have scored seven. That is how it happened.
"But with our quality this should not happen.
"We had a good first half and Bayern could not up the pace of
the game and then came these nine minutes. It's inexplicable."
Munich boss Pep Guardiola uncharacteristically lost for
words.
Bayern Munich boss Pep Guardiola was left in disbelief by
Robert Lewandowski's five-star performance against
Wolfsburg.
With Bayern 1-0 down to Daniel Caligiuri's goal at half-time,
Guardiola summoned Lewandowski from the bench, with the
Poland international subsequently firing home five goals in a
barnstorming run officially clocked at eight minutes and 57
seconds.
Guardiola was visibly baffled as Lewandowski secured a thrilling
5-1 scoreline, and commented afterwards: "I've never
experienced such a situation, either as coach or as a player.
"Five goals in nine minutes. I am very happy for Robert. You
play poorly for 45 minutes and then grab five goals in nine
minutes. I cannot explain it."
Wolfsburg boss Dieter Hecking fared no better in attempting to
explain Lewandowski's showing.
He added: "What can I say? A world-class striker shot five times
on goal and could have scored seven. That is how it happened.
"But with our quality this should not happen.
"We had a good first half and Bayern could not up the pace of
the game and then came these nine minutes. It's inexplicable."


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