On Saturday, Bayern Munich secured their fourth consecutive victory in the Bundesliga with a dominant display against VfL Bochum at Allianz Arena. The Bavarians scored five goals in total to secure a comfortable win and extend their lead at the top of the table.

The match was filled with action from start to finish, with both teams displaying their attacking prowess. However, it was Bayern who took the lead in the 27th minute through a well-taken goal from Thomas Müller. The midfielder made no mistake after receiving a pass from Robert Lewandowski, slotting the ball past the goalkeeper into the net.

The visitors continued to push forward in search of an equalizer but were unable to find the back of the net. Bayern's dominance continued as they added another goal just before halftime through a penalty kick awarded by the referee for a handball. This gave them a two-goal advantage at half-time.

The second half saw more of the same, with Bayern continuing to dominate possession and create chances. Lewandowski came close to adding to his tally but was denied by the goalkeeper. But the German striker did not give up and managed to score twice in the space of six minutes, the first coming from a corner and the second following a brilliant individual effort.

With the game well out of reach, Bayern decided to rest some of their key players in order to conserve energy ahead of their upcoming matches. As a result, VfL Bochum were able to mount a late comeback, scoring twice in the final ten minutes. However, it was too little, too late as Bayern held on to secure all three points and maintain their impressive form this season.

Overall, it was a fantastic performance from Bayern Munich, who showed why they are considered one of the best teams in Europe. Their attacking prowess was on full display, with Müller, Lewandowski and the rest of the squad providing plenty of opportunities for the fans to enjoy. It will be interesting to see how they perform in the upcoming games, especially given their strong start to the season.