Robert Lewandowski came on as a substitute at half-time for Bayern Munich with the team losing 1-0 to Wolfsburg and blew everyone away as he scored five goals in under nine minutes — the fastest ever by a player in Bundesliga history.
Lewandowski, 27, was sitting on the bench for the Bundesliga game on Tuesday night but then replaced Juan Bernat at half-time and sored five incredible goals in eight minutes, 59 seconds,  the first and the fifth was the fastest anyone has scored five in Bundesliga history, which led to Bayern winnning 5-1.
His first three goals came in the span of just four minutes, the fastest hat trick in Bundesliga’s history.
Lewandoswki came on and levelled the score with a toe poke from six yards in the 51st minute, and Bayern took the lead on his cracker from 20 yards just a minute later.
Then came his third goal in the 55th minute, first hitting the post and his follow-up saved before finally hitting the back of the net.
The fourth goal came in the 57th minute, when he scored from a cross from a high bounce. But he saved his best for last in the 60th minute, volleying Mario Gotze’s nice cross with a scissor kick to send the crowd into a frenzy.
