Bayern Munich retained their Bundesliga title after a 4-2 win at home to VfB Stuttgart on Sunday as they ticked off the second leg of a possible sextuple.
Vincent Kompany's men wrapped up the championship with four games to spare having extended their lead over Borussia Dortmund to an unassailable 15 points. They have smashed the Bundesliga season goals record in the process, racking up 109 so far.
"For me, every title feels like the first. Otherwise you shouldn't be doing this job," Kompany told DAZN.
It is Bayern's 35th German title and 34th in the Bundesliga era. The success is a 13th in 14 seasons, with Bayer Leverkusen splitting their streak in 2024.
The Bavarians already won the Super Cup in August, also against Stuttgart, and have a German Cup semi at Leverkusen on Wednesday.
They are also through to the Champions League semi-finals where they meet holders Paris Saint-Germain. Lifting the trophy would open the door to the UEFA Super Cup and FIFA's Intercontinental Cup. The Bayern women's team are also bidding to win every trophy this term.
Belgian Kompany took over after the 2024 failure and has now seamlessly won two league titles despite fears among some fans about his lack of major managerial pedigree when appointed.
The goals of top scorer Harry Kane have again been a big factor as well as the form of winger Michael Olise and a steadier defence.
Such is Bayern's dominance in the Bundesliga, they could afford to initially rest Kane, assist king Olise and others ahead of big knock-out games ahead.
Playmaker Jamal Musiala was given a start against Stuttgart as he works his way back to full fitness and a Germany World Cup place following last July's leg break.
But the title party did not go to plan initially, with clashes between fans outside the stadium and then Germany World Cup hopeful Chris Führich netting the opener for the visitors on 21 minutes.
Dortmund had made an early championship success for Bayern possible by losing 2-1 at fifth-placed Hoffenheim on Saturday.
The Bavarians were not going to let the chance go begging and levelled through Raphaël Guerreiro on 31 minutes. Musiala wriggled through and squared for the Portuguese, who leaves Bayern in June.
It was 2-1 soon afterwards when Nicolas Jackson, filling in for Kane, swept home after a counter-attack.
Bayern were flying and left back Alphonso Davies, whose season has been blighted by injury, scored via a deflection before the break.
Fourth-placed Stuttgart are pushing for a Champions League spot but even a partly second-string Bayern side were too strong.
Kane and Olise came on for the second half to sample the title-winning atmosphere and Kane quickly scored on the rebound with his left foot for a 32nd league goal of the campaign. Chema Andrés scored late on for the visitors.
As well as the trouble before the game, the only other bad news for Bayern on Sunday was a long-term injury to Serge Gnabry in training.
The Meisterschale trophy is expected to be handed out after Bayern's final game of the Bundesliga season at home to Cologne on May 16.
Two deflected goals in each half from Johan Manzambi and Maxi Eggestein earlier helped Freiburg end a special week on a high with a 2-1 home victory over bottom side Heidenheim.