Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski is poised to extend his dream start to the season this Saturday with the Polish star striker in the form of his career.
Unusually for the defending champions, Bayern are not having things their own way in the Bundesliga and are fourth in the table after four matches before hosting Cologne on Saturday.
However, it's business as usual for Lewandowski in front of goal, scoring nine times in his last six games in all competitions.
After hitting the back of the net in last Saturday's 1-1 draw against league leaders RB Leipzig, Lewandowski warned he is just warming up: "I will play better in the coming weeks."
One to watch: Mats Hummels
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"I was always proud to play for Germany and nothing has changed."
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