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Robert Lewandowski receives FOUR awards from Guinness Book of Records after five-goal blitz

Ben Snowball

Updated 30/11/2015 at 18:04 GMT

Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski collected four certificates from the Guinness Book of Records to commemorate his crazy five-goal blitz against Wolfsburg.

Robert Lewandowski of Bayern Munich celebrates one of his five goals against Wolfsburg

Image credit: AFP

The Pole only joined proceedings at half-time, but still managed to find the net five times – all in a ridiculous eight minutes and 59 seconds.
Lewandowski now holds the record for fastest hat-trick (three minutes, 22 seconds), fastest four-goal haul (five minutes, 42 seconds), the fastest five-goal salvo and the first player to score five times as a substitute in the German league.
"It was an historic night for me," said Lewandowski.
"It took me a couple of days and weeks for it to sink in, my family were almost more excited than I was."
However, despite notching his fifth with 30 minutes to play, Lewandowski was unable to add a sixth to break Dieter Mueller's 38-year-old record of six goals in a single match.
"Someone above clearly thought five goals was enough for me," added Lewandowski, who has maintained his scintillating form on Bundesliga, Champions League and international fronts.
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