Bayern Munich dominated the Bundesliga on Sunday, defeating Cologne 5-1 to continue their impressive form this season. The Bavarians were led by Erling Haaland, who scored twice as he continues to be one of the best players in the world.

Haaland's first goal came just five minutes into the match, as he scored from close range after being set up by the impressive Benjamin Pavard. He then added another shortly before half-time, finishing off a brilliant team move that saw him receive the ball from Joshua Kimmich and shoot past the Cologne goalkeeper.

In between those two goals, Bayern also managed to score three more times through the efforts of their other key player, Thomas Muller. The German international provided a beautiful pass for Serge Gnabry to slot home, before scoring himself with a clinical finish after being played through by the excellent Leon Goretzka.

The win was all the more impressive given that Cologne had been in fine form themselves recently, having won four of their last five games. However, they were unable to find any way past Bayern's strong defense, which kept them at bay throughout the match.

Overall, it was a dominant display from Bayern Munich, who showed why they are considered one of the best teams in Europe. They will now look to maintain their winning run when they take on Hoffenheim next weekend.