Eintracht Frankfurt youngster Luka Jović made Bundesliga history with a five-goal haul in a 7-1 demolition of Fortuna Dusseldorf on Friday.
Frankfurt striker Sébastien Haller opened the scoring at the Commerzbank Arena via a penalty after 21 minutes.
Jović doubled the lead with a stunning left-foot volley five minutes later, before the 20-year-old made it 3-0 in the 34th minute with a pinpoint first-time strike.
Haller grabbed his second of the night early in the second half and although Dodi Lukebakio pulled one back, seconds later Jović completed his hat-trick before adding a fourth in the 68th minute and his fifth, with a header, shortly afterwards.
Jović, who is in the second year of a two-season loan deal from Benfica, was replaced with four minutes to go, ending his hopes of a double hat-trick.
The last player to score five times in a Bundesliga match was half-time Bayern Munich substitute Robert Lewandowski against VfL Wolfsburg in 2015.
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Frankfurt striker Sébastien Haller opened the scoring at the Commerzbank Arena via a penalty after 21 minutes.
Jović doubled the lead with a stunning left-foot volley five minutes later, before the 20-year-old made it 3-0 in the 34th minute with a pinpoint first-time strike.
Haller grabbed his second of the night early in the second half and although Dodi Lukebakio pulled one back, seconds later Jović completed his hat-trick before adding a fourth in the 68th minute and his fifth, with a header, shortly afterwards.
Jović, who is in the second year of a two-season loan deal from Benfica, was replaced with four minutes to go, ending his hopes of a double hat-trick.
The last player to score five times in a Bundesliga match was half-time Bayern Munich substitute Robert Lewandowski against VfL Wolfsburg in 2015.
