Bayern Munich secured another victory on Wednesday night against Cologne, 4:1, and advanced to the 1/8 finals of the German Cup. In addition to their 14th consecutive victory, they also broke the record set by Milan in the 1992/93 edition.
Victories for Bayern Munich have become commonplace and seem almost similar this season.
The Munich team secured another 4-1 victory on Wednesday night. They defeated Cologne in the German Cup and took a place among the top 16 teams in this competition.
The victory best illustrates the current performance. 14 consecutive victories in all competitions since the start of the season, which is a new record in the five strongest European leagues. The previous record was held by Fabio Capello's Milan, who had 13 consecutive victories, at the beginning of the 1992/93 season.
The brilliant Bayern Munich - with Harry Kane in top form, with 22 goals this season in the Bavarian shirt - are destroying everything in their path. And now they hope to continue this record-breaking run even further.
Vincent Kompany's men have scored 51 goals this campaign and conceded just ten. Bayern have also recorded important victories over big clubs along the way. High on the list is a 3-1 win over reigning world club champions Chelsea and a 2-1 "German classic" win over Dortmund.
With the form they are going through, it is difficult to know who will stop Bayern Munich's positive progress.
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The Bavarians' next match is on Saturday against Bayer Leverkusen, in the ninth round of the Bundesliga. But the toughest test will be on Tuesday against Paris Saint-Germain, the reigning European champions. The match is played at the Parc des Princes and belongs to the fourth round of the Champions League phase.
Both teams have a perfect record and are ranked at the top of the table.
