2020 Sextuple Winners
The only club to ever win every available major trophy in a single calendar year.
The 2020 Sextuple isn't just a record; it is the absolute zenith of Bayern Munich's modern era—a feat so rare in global football that it redefined the ceiling of what a single season could achieve. Under the surgical guidance of Hansi Flick, this squad didn't merely win trophies; they executed a flawless, high-octane domination to sweep every major title available: the Bundesliga, DFB-Pokal, UEFA Champions League, UEFA Super Cup, FIFA Club World Cup, and the newly inaugurated DFL-Supercup. This was not just consistency; it was a tactical revolution that fused relentless pressing with clinical precision, turning the 2019-20 squad into a dynasty that erased years of continental heartbreak in a single, blinding flash of glory.
- Head Coach
- Hansi Flick
- Season
- 2019-2020 (Extended into 2020/21)
- Key Player (Top Scorer)
- Robert Lewandowski
- Champions League Final Result
- Victory vs Paris Saint-Germain (1-0)
- Total Matches Played in Sextuple Run
- 47
- Consecutive Wins Record
- 23 matches across all competitions
Lore & Background
The Sextuple stands as a testament to the club's philosophy of recruiting world-class talent and developing it within the Bayern system. It bridged the gap between the legendary eras of Beckenbauer, Rummenigge, and Kahn with a new generation led by Lewandowski, Müller, and Neuer, proving that the spirit of 'Mia San Mia' could still conquer the modern game.
In Their Own Story
The rain in Lisbon didn't just fall; it hammered against the Estádio da Luz, mirroring the storm brewing inside Bayern Munich's chests. It was August, but the humidity felt heavy with history. Robert Lewandowski stood near the center circle, chest heaving, eyes locked on the silver gleam of the trophy being wheeled out by stewards. While teammates dissolved into tears, the Polish striker remained a predator who had finally cornered his ultimate prey. When the final whistle pierced the silence of the away end, it was instantly swallowed by a roar that seemed to rattle the stadium's very foundations. The 1-0 victory over PSG wasn't just a win; it was an erasure of every doubt ever cast against them. As Manuel Neuer hoisted the Champions League cup, the sextuple wasn't written in ink yet—it was etched into football history.
Reader's Guide
The Sextuple run was a masterclass in sustained perfection, spanning from August 2019 to February 2021. It ignited with the Bundesliga title secured in June 2020 and the DFB-Pokal final triumph over Bayer Leverkusen, setting a domestic rhythm that felt unstoppable. The crescendo arrived on August 23, 2020, in Lisbon: a solitary, surgical strike from Kingsley Coman sealed a 1-0 victory over Paris Saint-Germain, completing the historic treble and unlocking the door to global conquest.
The momentum never wavered. In September, Bayern dismantled Sevilla to claim the UEFA Super Cup, then swiftly dispatched Borussia Dortmund in the DFL-Supercup to secure their fifth trophy of the calendar year. The final chapter was written in February 2021 under the floodlights of Qatar, where a commanding performance against Tigres UANL lifted the FIFA Club World Cup into Bayern's cabinet.
This achievement stands alone: no other European club has ever claimed all six major competitions available to them within a single calendar year. It cemented Hansi Flick as a tactical genius and elevated Robert Lewandowski to immortal status, marking an era where Bayern Munich didn't just play football—they perfected it.
Did You Know?
- Bayern Munich became the first European club in history to win all six major trophies available to them in a single calendar year.
- During their Champions League campaign en route to the sextuple, Bayern conceded only one goal in the entire knockout stages (against Barcelona in the quarter-finals).
- Robert Lewandowski won the UEFA Men's Player of the Year award and broke his own record for most goals scored in a single season during this period.
- The team set a new Champions League record by scoring 17 goals in their first five matches of the tournament.