The 2010-11 campaign was a season of high drama and goal-scoring brilliance for Bayern Munich, culminating in a 3rd-place Bundesliga finish and securing a spot in the Champions League play-off round. Despite a turbulent mid-season that saw manager Louis van Gaal replaced by Andries Jonker, the team was powered by the sensational form of striker Mario Gómez, whose league-leading 28 goals earned him the Bundesliga Golden Boot. The attack was a spectacle, also featuring the crucial contributions of Arjen Robben and the homegrown brilliance of Thomas Müller. However, the season is also remembered for the bitter disappointment of the Champions League Round of 16, where Der FCB lost to holders Internazionale on the cruel away goals rule. This campaign, which also saw them lift the DFL-Supercup, was a memorable chapter of attacking power and ultimate frustration.