Poland striker Robert Lewandowski has been awarded in incredible four Guinness World Records after his stunning five-goal haul in just nine minutes against Wolfsburg in September.
The Bayern Munich Striker came off the bench at half time with his side trailing 1-0, he blew away the opposition in just nine minutes.
And now he has received the official record certificates of his achievements for the quickest hat-trick, four-goal haul, five-goal haul and most by goals by a substitute, all in the Bundesliga.
He later tweeted: ‘It is a great honour to have my achievements on the pitch hit the Guinness Book of Records.’
Lewandowski struck his first just before the 51-minute mark against Wolfsburg, before adding his second less than a minute later.
He then completed his hat-trick in the 55th minute and added his fourth and fifth in the 57th and 60th minutes respectively.
