'should be, Lewandowski Keep Respect To Coach'

Cologne - Jerome Boateng deplores Robert Lewandowski's attitude towards Bayern Munich coach Jupp Heynckes. Surely, Lewandoski can control emotions and respect.

Lewandowski made one goal in Bayern's victory over FC Cologne 3-1 at Rhein Energie Stadium last weekend. Goal was diceploskannya in the 61st minute. Two other Bayern goals scored by James Rodriguez and Corentin Tolisso.

When the game leaves time 13 minutes, Lewandowski pulled out of the field. He was replaced by Sandro Wagner.

On leaving the field, Lewandowski did not shake hands with Heynckes. He just poked around.

The team-mate at Bayern, Boateng, deplored Lewandowski's attitude. He said Lewandowski should have honored the coach.

"The coach (Jupp Heynckes) is the boss, as I said before, as our players have an emotional period, maybe Robert (Lewandowski) wants to score one or two more goals," he said.

"However, you can control it differently, however, it is very clear that it is the responsibility of the coach to make a decision, and he is the boss," Boateng confirmed.

Currently, Lewandowski became topskorer Bundesliga with collecting 29 goals. The number of goals was far beyond other players. Nils Petersen as the second new topskorer collecting 19 goals.