Historic Sextuple Achievement 2020
Bayern Munich's historic sextuple in 2020
Bayern Munich achieved a sextuple in 2020, winning six official competitions in the same season or calendar year.
- Manager
- Hansi Flick
- Key Captain
- Manuel Neuer
- Top Scorer (Season)
- Robert Lewandowski
- Final Match
- UEFA Champions League Final vs Paris Saint-Germain
- Final Score
- 1-0
- Historic Distinction
- First German Club Sextuple
Lore & Background
The sextuple means winning six official competitions in the same season or calendar year. Bayern Munich won the national league, national cup, national supercup, UEFA Champions League, UEFA Super Cup, and FIFA Club World Cup.
In Their Own Story
The Lisbon rain lashed against the Estádio da Luz, but inside, the roar was deafening. When the final whistle confirmed the win over PSG, a momentary hush gave way to pure pandemonium. Manuel Neuer hoisted the Champions League trophy, his face etched with relief and pride, while Robert Lewandowski wept openly on the wet grass—finally having claimed every major honor imaginable. Clad in their white away kits against the green pitch, the players embraced, united by a season that defied belief.
Did You Know?
- Bayern Munich is one of only two teams to have achieved the sextuple, along with Barcelona (2009). Paris Saint-Germain has never won all six official competitions in the same season or calendar year.
- The sextuple includes winning the national league, national cup, national supercup, top continental competition, continental super cup, and a world title (FIFA Club World Cup or FIFA Intercontinental Cup).
- Only clubs from top-flight leagues in Africa, Europe, or South America can achieve a sextuple due to the presence of continental super cups in those continents.
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