Bayern Munich breaks 84-game streak by scoring after suffering a 5-0 win against Monchengladbach

Bayern Munich was eliminated from the German Cup on Wednesday after being beaten 5-0 by Borussia Monchengladbach. The Bavarian club lost twice, as this meeting meant the end of a positive statistic. According to MisterChip, he broke a streak of 84 consecutive games by scoring.

According to information from the Spanish statistician, the last time the German team had not scored was in last year’s goalless draw against Red Bull Leipzig. In addition, he reported that the record is still held by the River Plate of Argentina.

“River Plate maintains its world record: 96 matches in a row marking between 1936 and 1939”wrote the popular MisterChip through his Twitter account. He also noted that this is Bayern Munich’s worst result in a match by DFB-Pokal.

Another piece of information provided by the Spanish statistician was that the ‘Bavarians’ did not lose an official match by more than five goals difference since 1978. The ‘Reds’ fell 7-1 vs. Fortuna Düsseldorf.

The cast led by Julian Nagelsmann must recover quickly from the defeat suffered because they face Unión Berlin this Saturday for the Bundesliga. Robert Lewandoski and company are leading, but only one point ahead of Borussi Dortmund.

Likewise, Bayern Munich will play another date in the UEFA Champions League next week. The Teutonic team will host Benfica in the Allianz Arena for Group E and, if they win, they would ensure their qualification for the round of 16.