Bayern's six-goal rout returns them to the top of the Bundesliga

In the 47th minute, Díaz scored his second goal and Bayern's fourth, then Harry Kane added the fifth just five minutes later, before Díaz completed the rout and his hat-trick in the 69th minute. Andrea Maximović netted Leipzig's only goal in the first minute of stoppage time in the second half.

Bayern now sits at the top of the table with 14 points, ahead of Borussia Dortmund on goal difference, while Leipzig is in seventh place with 9 points.

Bayern delivered an impressive performance from the start, applying significant pressure on their opponent, and Díaz converted that advantage into a goal in the 12th minute after breaking free on a long pass from midfielder Joshua Kimmich.

Díaz then assisted the second goal with a brilliant pass to Pavlovic in the 26th minute, doubling Bayern's lead, before Olise cut into the box, capitalizing on a pass from Kane, and fired a powerful shot into the net in the 34th minute.

In the second half, Bayern continued to dominate the match, with Díaz scoring his second and Bayern's fourth goal in the 47th minute with a superb low shot following a pass from Kane.

Just five minutes later, Harry Kane tapped in a cross in front of the goal from defender Nathaniel Brown to add the fifth.

The sixth goal came from Díaz in the 69th minute, a powerful shot from outside the box after following up on a corner kick.

Seconds before the end of the match, Maximović scored a consolation goal for Leipzig with a strong shot from inside the box, marking the fifth goal Bayern has conceded this season, compared to 22 goals scored by the team's players under Belgian coach Vincent Kompany.