Bayern's Lewandowski scores 30th goal of the Bundesliga season

Robert Lewandowski set a new single-season standard for non-German internationals in the Bundesliga, becoming the first to break the 30-goal barrier.
In Bayern Munich's season finale against Hannover, Lewandowski scored in the 12th minute to hit the milestone, as the four-time reigning Bundesliga champions got off to a good start in sending Pep Guardiola out in style at Allianz Arena before he departs for Manchester City.
Lewandowski benefited from a couple of deflections on his goal–first a cross from Kinglsey Coman that took a bounce to him, then one off a defender on his shot–to score, but it set the tone for a cakewalk during Bayern's coronation and capped Lewandowski's golden-boot-winning season. Mario Gotze added a pair of goals as well, and Bayern was up 3-0 before the hour mark.
History! No foreign Bundesliga player has ever scored more goals in a season than Robert Lewandowski (30). https://t.co/9f5HXsjEYa
— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) May 14, 2016
Bayern held on to win 3-1 and then enjoyed its fourth straight trophy ceremony, showing off its new silverware to its home fans.
There it is! Bayern Munich raise the Meisterschale for a record 4th straight season. Congratulations, @FCBayernUS! https://t.co/lY50S1j0Gg
— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) May 14, 2016
Bayern still has one more match, next Saturday against rival Dortmund in the final of the DFB Pokal (German Cup)
