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Bayern Munich 3-0 Lyon

The Pole's side secured their place in the Champions League final with a no-nonsense victory over Lyon, who sent shockwaves around Europe with upset victories on their way to the final four.

However, after surviving an early onslaught from the underdogs, Bayern asserted their authority and a first-half brace from Serge Gnabry put them within touching distance of the final.

But it wouldn't be a Bayern victory without a goal from Lewandowski and he will have been particular disappointed with his role just moments before Gnabry's second strike.

Uncharacteristically, the former Borussia Dortmund striker missed a clear opportunity to score from close range, only to be bailed out by the ball breaking to Gnabry, who duly converted.

Bayern's Robert Lewandowski is the best player in the world

Lewandowski showed exactly why he's the world's best number nine by putting things right before the final whistle, bagging the Bavarian's third in their 3-0 victory, Givemesport reported.

It was a classic striker's goal, too, with the ball delivered tantalizingly into the penalty area for him to meet with a bullet header that flew past Anthony Lopes.

Striker Robert Lewandowski.

It might not have been a truly spectacular goal nor was the match all that competitive at that stage, but it was the statistics that it elevated Lewandowski to that made it special.

The best player in the world. It's as simple as that.

The only negative to take from this whole situation is that the Ballon d'Or has been cancelled because of the COVID-19 which, frankly, is a huge kick in the crotch for Lewandowski.

He would have been nailed on for the prestigious award that has been bestowed to the likes of Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Ronaldo Nazario and Zinedine Zidane just to name a few.

Thankfully, it seems as though The Best FIFA award will be proceeding and simply put, Lewandowski deserves as many accolades as possible regardless of what happens on Sunday.

Organisers France Football axed this year’s ceremony due to the coronavirus pandemic, which brought a two-month halt to football earlier this year, according to TalkSport.

The decision did not go down well with Bayern Munich chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge as he insisted it was ‘not very fair’ on Lewandowski.

He said: “I believe Robert Lewandowski is playing a fantastic season and he performed maybe the best season in his career.

“In the end, it’s not very fair – not just for Bayern but also for Robert Lewandowski, who might have won.

“I believe it’s very important that in a season that, except the French league, where performed through to the end of the season, it has to be possible to give the Ballon d’Or to the best footballer in the world.

“Of course, I believe, in those circumstances, Robert would have a good chance to win it for the first time in his career.”

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