BERLIN, April 1 (Xinhua) -- Bayern Munich continue their relentless run atop the standings after crushing Augsburg 6-0 meanwhile runner up Leipzig eased 4-0 past last-placed Darmstadt at the 26th round in Bundesliga on Saturday.

The front-runners showed no mercy with Augsburg as Robert Lewandowski provided a hat-trick and two assists to smooth the way for the 6-0 victory on home soil.

Carlo Ancelotti's men wasted no time and pressed the visitors into the defence. It took them only 17 minutes before the German record champions opened the scoring as Thiago Alcantara's through ball allowed Lewandowski to tap home from close range.

Thomas Mueller almost doubled the lead after rattling the left post in the 28th minute. The German international was successful eight minutes later as he made it two following Lewandowski's assist.

Augsburg were unable to put up resistance meanwhile the hosts kept it bowling to triple the lead ten minutes into the second half. Franck Ribery passed into the path of Lewandowski, who beat Augsburg goalie Marwin Hitz into the bottom left.

The Polish international remained in the thick of things as his back-heel pass allowed Alcantara to extend the lead at the near post with 62 minutes played.

Lewandowski wasn't done with the scoring as he reaped his hat-trick after heading home Mueller's assist from very close range in the 79th minute. It was Lewandowski's 24th goal in his 26th Bundesliga appearance this season.

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