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Bayern Munich ended Freiburg's unbeaten record to stay top

Leon Goretzka put Bayern ahead with half an hour gone at Munich's Allianz Arena before Robert Lewandowski bagged his 13th Bundesliga goal this season to make it 2-0 with 15 minutes left.

Bayern have now scored 100 goals this calendar year, one short of the record for a German club, set when Cologne netted 101 times in 1977. Freiburg substitute Janik Haberer caused a few nervous looks in the Bayern ranks when the visitors finally beat Manuel Neuer in stoppage time.

In Munich, goal-scorer Goretzka praised Neuer who repeatedly denied Freiburg with a string of top-class saves. "When you walk out onto the pitch with him in front of you, it is something special - you have 100 per cent trust in him. "He is a absolute machine and has been world-class for years.".

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