Champions League winners Bayern Munich became the first Bundesliga team to win the treble after their hard-fought 3-2 win over VfB Stuttgart in Saturday's German Cup final. Having claimed their fifth European crown in Wembley last Saturday and won the Bundesliga with a record tally of 91 points, Bayern completed the set with their 16th German Cup title. The Bavarian giants won the European Cup in three straight seasons in the 1970s, but coach Jupp Heynckes ended his two-year tenure in charge of the most successful Bayern side of all time.

Robin Dutt was named the new coach of Werder Bremen on Monday, taking over from legendary boss Thomas Schaaf, who left the club two weeks ago. Former Bayer Leverkusen and Freiburg coach Dutt has signed a three-year contract, Werder said on their internet site. Most recently, the 48-year-old had been the technical director at the German Football Federation. "With Robin Dutt, we have hired the candidate we hoped for to the coach's position and we're convinced we'll embark on a new beginning with him, which will deliver success," said club director Thomas Eichin.

Holland's Arjen Robben expressed his delight after scoring the winning goal for Bayern Munich just a minute from time to seal a 2-1 win over Borussia Dortmund in Saturday's Champions League final. "It was such a close game, it was really neck-and-neck," said the 29-year-old right winger. "Then in the last minute, I reacted to Franck (Ribery), he put me in space. "This means a lot to me, I can't believe it, there are so many emotions. "A lot of people had told me, you can score a goal, I'm just so happy."

By Mike Collett LONDON (Reuters) - Bayern Munich overcame the heartbreak of losing two Champions League finals in three seasons by beating Borussia Dortmund 2-1 in a memorable all-German clash on Saturday to become European champions for the fifth time. Goals from Croatian Mario Mandzukic after 60 minutes and Dutchman Arjen Robben, with a clever 89th-minute solo strike, settled a superb final after Dortmund had leveled with a 68th-minute penalty from Ilkay Guendogan.