Philippe Coutinho scored an excellent hat-trick and Robert Lewandowski two more as Bayern Munich thrashed Werder Bremen.
Brazilian Coutinho tapped home Bayern's first before an outrageous lob for his second and then curled a 20-yard shot for his hat-trick.
Milot Rashica had given Werder the lead before Bayern came back - with Thomas Muller scoring the hosts' other goal.
Lewandowski has scored a remarkable 29 goals in 23 games this season.
Bayern move up from seventh to fourth in the table, having lost their previous two league games.
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