Robert Lewandowski Wins 2015-16 Bundesliga Top-Scorer Award: Stats and Reaction

Bayern Munich's Robert Lewandowski finished the 2015-16 Bundesliga campaign with 30 goals, becoming the league's top scorer and setting a couple of records along the way.

Per OptaFranz, he became the first foreign player to hit the 30-goal mark in Bundesliga history, a tally even German players hadn't managed in a long time, via Bleacher Report UK:

Borussia Dortmund's Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang finished in second place with 25 goals, while team-mate Thomas Muller completed the podium with 20. 

The Poland international opened his tally in Bayern's first Bundesliga match of the season, a 5-0 win over Hamburg, and he added two more goals in the following weeks before putting together the best performance of his season.

Entering the pitch as a substitute against Wolfsburg, Lewandowski scored an incredible five goals in just under nine minutes. Even manager Pep Guardiola couldn't believe what he was seeing, via the Bundesliga's official YouTube channel:

Per WhoScored.com, he would score four more goals in his next two league matches, taking a significant lead in the top-scorer race.

While Aubameyang was also scoring at an impressive rate, Lewandowski proved to be the more consistent scorer, although his pace dropped toward the end of the campaign.

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The 27-year-old finished the season with a brace in the win over Ingolstadt and another goal on the final matchday against Hannover 96.

Lewandowski also won the top-scorer award in 2014, his final season with Borussia Dortmund. That year, he scored 20 goals.  

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