Patrik Schick the best scorer of the season

Why is Robert Lewandowski, the top scorer, not also the most dangerous attacker in the league, why Hoffenheim has to grieve twice and why is the most classic Magath in demand now? The theses of the game day clarify.

Patrik Schick is the top scorer of the season

Robert Lewandowski will again claw his way into the goalscoring cannon this season, the Pole is now back at 34 goals after his fabulous season and is therefore uncatchable in front of Patrik Schick (24) and Erling Haaland (21).

However, Lewandowski was also on the pitch significantly longer than his opponents, who kept struggling with injuries and missed ten (Haaland) or seven (Schick) games completely. Lewandowski, on the other hand, not a single one.

But while Haaland always showed a few teething problems after his injuries and “only” caused a stir in the two games against Wolfsburg (6-1) and with his hat-trick in the 3-4 win against Bochum, Schick has been scoring goal after goal for weeks and Bayer almost alone in the premier class.

And almost without a penalty. Lewandoweski and Haaland have five goals from the point, Schick only one (from two attempts). The player’s value for his team this season was enormous, Schick’s quota of 24 goals from just 26 games was outstanding and, in terms of the minutes of play required per goal, the Czech is even at the top of the league as well as the ratio of goals to shots on goal.

Lewandowski has an incredible 135 shots on goal, more than four per game. Schick only comes up with 87. If you take into account soft factors such as the difference in the playing strengths of Bayern and Leverkusen and Schick’s frequently interrupted game rhythm, one could state: The most dangerous goalscorer of the season plays for Bayer Leverkusen.

Müller as a lead singer, Kimmich as a pre-kicker: pictures of the bowl handover

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There’s the thing! FC Bayern Munich has secured the championship title for the tenth time in a row. The bowl was handed over on the penultimate day after the game against VfB Stuttgart. We show the best pictures.

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There were flowers for Niklas Süle before the game. The central defender is moving to Borussia Dortmund on a free transfer.

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In the game, Tiago Tomas then gave the champions Bayern a cold shower. Thanks to Mavropanos’ own goal (35′) and Thomas Müller’s goal (44′), FCB turned the game around in the meantime. After the break, Kalajdzic (52nd) equalized for VfB.

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But as we all know, you have to celebrate the festivals as they come. And, of course, Bayern celebrated their tenth championship in a row, as one would expect from FC Bayern players and officials.

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Premiere: For the first time, captain Manuel Neuer was presented with the championship trophy by the new DFL boss, Donata Hopfen.

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Christian Seifert’s successor also presented the Bayern stars with the obligatory championship medal.

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It was also a premiere for Julian Nagelsmann. The FC Bayern coach won the championship for the first time. The shell was “heavy,” said the coach at DAZN.

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With eleven championships, Thomas Müller is the record champion among the record champions. But the championship celebrations never become routine for him. For the fans, he briefly gave the lead singer.

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“It’s always nice, even when you see the teammates, the supervisors, the families. There are many who know the procedure, but always nice. You can see the joy over the year. You can also hide things,” said Müller.

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The fans in the south stand were also allowed to celebrate briefly with the bowl.

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While Joshua Kimmich was celebrating with his son…

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… and Robert Lewandowski presented his little daughter with his championship medal …

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… and picked up a kiss from his wife Anna Lewandowska …

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… Leon Goretzka (above) and Serge Gnabry were enough to celebrate themselves.

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Sports director Hasan Salihamidzic also presented himself to the photographers with master trainer Nagelsmann.

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Incidentally, the players had received a clean trfikot especially for handing over the bowls. Müller took it with him to celebrate – and held it up to the camera with a grin. Goretzka and Gnabry are happy too.

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Niklas Süle it was the last bowl with Bayern. The fans called him into the curve and shouted ironically: “German champion is only BVB”. Sule’s answer: he shouted “Mia san Mia” into a megaphone and went back smiling.

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Kingsley Coman (from left), Serge Gnabry and Robert Lewandowski celebrated in front of the south stand.

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Joshua Kimmich kicked with his sons.

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Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting (from left), Corentin Tolisso, Lucas Hernandez and Bouna Sarr were in high spirits.

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Julian Nagelsmann with his staff.

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Without confetti no championship cup handover.