Bayern Munich moved five points clear at the top of the Bundesliga with a 6-0 thrashing of Hoffenheim on Saturday evening.
The Bavarians got off to the perfect start as Serge Gnabry opened the scoring after two minutes before Joshua Kimmich doubled the lead five minutes later.
It was monster of first-half performance as 18-year-old Joshua Zirkzee bagged the third goal in the 15th minute before Philippe Coutinho added the fourth on 33 minutes.
Coutinho was not done there as completed his brace two minutes after the break while Leon Goretzka rounded off the rout just after the hour mark.
The game did end on a sour note after the second half was halted three times due to an offensive banner aimed at Hoffenheim owner Dietmar Hopp by the Bayern supporters.
When the game finally resumed, instead pushing for more goals the two sides just pass the ball among each other for the final 10 minutes in protest.
Borussia Dortmund kept their title push alive with a slender 1-0 victory over Freiburg at Signal-Iduna-Park.
The home side surprisingly started with Erling Haaland on the bench, while they were still without Marco Reus.
Nevertheless, Dortmund broke the deadlock on 15 minutes thanks to Jadon Sancho's 14th league goal of the season.
Sancho's strike proved to be the difference on the afternoon as Dortmund move remain in third spot but are now level on points with second-place Leipzig,
