Bayern Munich’s Dominance Underlines That the Bundesliga Champions Are Better Without Robert Lewandowski

• Polish striker Robert Lewandoski left Bayern Munich for Barcelona in the current summer transfer window
• Football fans were concerned that Bayern Munich would lack firepower once Robert Lewandowski left
• Bayern Munich have scored 20 goals and only conceded four since Robert Lewandowski's departure

Bayern Munich are not missing Robert Lewandowski.

The Polish striker left the German giants for FC Barcelona in the summer, and many were concerned that Bayern would suffer as a result.

Instead, the Bundesliga champions have been absolutely rampant in Germany's top flight.

Bayern have played four games since Lewandowski's departure, with three of those coming in the Bundesliga and one in the DFL SuperCup. In those four games, they have scored 20 times in those four games and only conceded four goals.

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They beat RB Leipzig 5-3 in the DFL SuperCup before opening their Bundesliga account with a 6-1 mauling of Eintracht Frankfurt.

Bayern then followed that up with a 2-0 win over Wolfsburg before running riot against VfL Bochum. The champions won the match 7-0, with new singing Sadio Mané grabbing a brace.

Mané has hit the ground running at the club, as has Matthijs de Ligt. Other Bayern Munich stars like Serge Gnabry, Leroy Sané, Jamal Musiala and Thomas Muller also seemed to have been rejuvenated and ready to prove that they aren't defined by Lewandowski's departure.

Ruthless Bayern Munich stroll to victory over Bochum to maintain a winning start

Bayern Munich were at their devastating best as the German champions thrashed VfL Bochum 7-0 on Sunday afternoon.

New signing Sadio Mane bagged two goals for the reigning Bundesliga champions, who were 4-0 up in the first half before adding another three in the second.

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Fellow summer signing Matthijs de Ligt was also on target as Julian Nagelsmann’s side ran riot.

Bayern Munich cruise to comfortable 2:0 victory over Wolfsburg

German champions Bayern Munich continued their winning start to the season with a home win over Wolfsburg.

Two first-half goals by Jamal Musiala and Thomas Muller handed a 2-0 victory for the Allianz Arena outfit.

Julian Nagelsmann and his men followed up their 6-1 victory at Eintracht Frankfurt by scoring two goals in 10 first-half minutes in their first home game.