Polish forward has 10 goals in five Bundesliga gamesQuagliarella and Sampdoria shock AtalantaRobert Lewandowski bagged a hat-trick as Bayern Munich thumped Eintracht Frankfurt 5-0. In a typically ruthless Bayern performance, the forward struck twice in the first half-hour and added a third after half-time, before the substitutes Leroy Sané and Jamal Musiala completed the rout. The only disappointment for Bayern was an early injury to Alphonso Davies, who had to be carried off after twisting his ankle. Bayern later confirmed he would out for up to eight weeks.
Bayern are now in second with 12 points from five games, one behind RB Leipzig, who beat Hertha
Berlin 2-1 thanks to Marcel Sabitzer’s late penalty. Jhon Córdoba fired Hertha into an early lead, but Dayot Upamecano showed persistence to provide a quick response. Hertha brought on Deyovaisio Zeefuik at the break, but the Dutch defender was booked almost straight away and sent off with his second yellow card in the 50th minute. Córdoba conceded the penalty for a foul on Willi Orban before Sabitzer decided the game in the 77th minute.