Bayern Munich 4-0 Borussia Dortmund: Lewandowski and Gnabry goals help hosts win Der Klassiker

A week on from the five-goal drubbing at Eintracht Frankfurt that pushed Niko Kovac out the door, it looks very much like Bayern Munich have things under control again. MATCH FACTS BAYERN MUNICH : Neuer; Pavard, Martinez, Alaba, Davies; Kimmich, Goretzka ; Gnabry, Muller, Coman ; Lewandowski Substitues not used: Cuisance, Tolisso, Ulreich, Lukas Mai Goals: Lewandowski, Gnabry, Hummels OG Booked: Coman, Kimmich Manager: Hans-Dieter Flick BORUSSIA DORTMUND : Burki; Hakimi, Akanji, Hummels, Schulz; Witsel, Weigl ; Sancho, Brandt, Hazard; Gotze Substitues not used: Zagadou, Delaney, Dahoud, Piszczek, Bruun Larsen, Hitz Booked: Reus Manager: Lucien Favre Referee - Felix Zwayer Attendance: 75,000 Robert Lewandowski opened the scoring against his former side by heading home Benjamin Pavard's cross past Roman Burki The goal saw the Polish striker extend his lead at the top of the scoring charts with his 15th Bundesliga goal of the season Lewandowski also simultaenously became the first player in history to score in 11 consecutive games in the Bundesliga Meanwhile, Dortmund were atrocious and nobody summed up their display as succinctly as Jadon Sancho, hooked by manager Lucien Favre after 36 minutes of absolute anonymity. Dortmund's misery continued into the second half as Serge Gnabry stroked home Thomas Muller's cross on the break The goal was checked by VAR for offside against Muller but the German was in his own half when he received the ball Having had one chalked off for offside in the first half, Gnabry finally got his goal with his third league goal this season Sancho dawdled on the ball as Dortmund struggled to clear their lines and he was effortlessly barged off it by Thomas Muller. Mats Hummels then put the ball into his own net from a low cross to confirm another hammering for Dortmund at Bayern Gnabry almost scored a carbon copy a couple of minutes later but this time couldn’t quite stretch to meet Coman’s delivery. It took Dortmund 70 minutes to truly threaten Bayern’s goal, a crucial touch by Javi Martinez ensuring substitute Paco Alcacer wasn’t able to turn home from close range.