FRANCK RIBERY and Arjen Robben both scored fairy tale goals as Bayern Munich won the league in the pair’s final game for the club.
Bayern needed a win against Eintracht Frankfurt to seal the Bundesliga title – and did it in emphatic fashion, winning 5-1.
Both players started on the bench but were introduced by Niko Kovac with the game all but sealed at 3-1.
Ribery scored a trademark goal, picking up the ball on the left before beating two men and scoring an audacious chip past Kevin Trapp.
Five minutes later Robben was in on the act, coming alive in the box to tap in a David Alaba cross from a yard out.
At a packed Allianz Arena, fans – including supermodel Heidi Klum – waved away two of Bayern’s best ever.
Robben and Ribery embraced in an emotional cuddle as they waved at the place that had been home for a decade.
Ahead of kick-off against Eintracht Frankfurt, which could see Bayern win the Bundesliga for the seventh season in a row, a tribute video was showed on the big screens.
Among their many goals was a flashback to the pair’s finest moment – winning the 2013 Champions League against rivals Borussia Dortmund.
Robben, who scored in that game at Wembley, could then be seen embracing Ribery on the pitch, with the pair looking very emotional.
Fans at Bayern’s Sudkurve, where the most hardcore supporters sit, unfurled a banner that said ‘Servus & Danke’.
‘Goodbye and thanks’ in English.
Their team-mates also clapped the pair onto the pitch as they arrived, while sporting director Hasan Salihamidzic, president Uli Hoeness and CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge presented them with special pictures.
Long-serving right-back Rafinha, 33, a part of that Champions League winning team, was also on the pitch.
The Brazilian is another player set to leave the club at the end of the season.
Neither Robben, 35, nor Ribery, 36, will retire at the end of the season, although it’s not known where they might end up.
Robben joined Bayern from Real Madrid in 2009, scoring 143 goals in 307 matches for the club.
Ribery had joined two seasons earlier, from Marseille, scoring 123 goals in 423 matches.
The pair have won seven Bundesliga titles together, the DFB-Pokal four times and the Champions League in 2013 as part of a famous treble.
