Bayern Munich has set a new record in the German Bundesliga with a 3-1 victory over Cologne. Head coach Vincent Kompany congratulated his players on the achievement but stressed that the team has not yet won the championship. "We have not won any title yet, but this is an achievement that deserves praise for the players," Kompany said. The team also set a new record for goals scored, with 66 goals in 17 matches, averaging almost four goals per game. The 11-point lead over Dortmund after a 3-0 win over Werder Bremen also equals Bayern's record from the 2014-2015 season. It seems the only question now is not whether the team will win their 35th title, but when it will happen. Bayern Munich goalkeeper Manuel Neuer noted that playing in Cologne in January is no walk in the park. Bayern fought back and fought hard for the win, securing their 15th victory in 17 league matches. Kompany also told reporters that midfielder Konrad Laimer "felt something in his calf," but added that the second half of the season starts tomorrow, and they need to get back to competing.
