"During games, you don't really think about records like that. Of course, when we break it we'll be happy and see how much higher we can push it. The fact that we're already at 97 goals is really incredible; I didn't expect that at all. It simply shows how good our attack is."
"It's worth noting that the current record has stood over 50 years, when in the 1971/72 campaign, Udo Lattek's Bayern scored the aforementioned 101 goals. That season also saw legend Gerd Müller establish a 40-goal record, a mark that stood 49 years, until Robert Lewandowski broke it with 41 goals in the 2020/21 season."
Bayern Munich secured a convincing victory over Union Berlin, featuring goals from Michael Olise, Harry Kane, and two from Serge Gnabry. They currently lead the Bundesliga with 70 points from 27 matches and have scored 97 goals. With seven games remaining, they are on track to surpass the long-standing record of 101 goals set in the 1971/72 season. Serge Gnabry emphasized the team's attacking prowess, expressing surprise at their goal tally and excitement for potential record-breaking achievements.
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