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Your support makes all the difference.Thomas Muller had a night to remember against Porto as Bayern Munich romped their way to victory over Porto.
The World Cup star played a huge part in the brilliant 6-1 win, scoring a long-range effort (that took a deflection) and setting up two goals for Robert Lewandowski - the first after helping on a Philipp Lahm cross and the second after driving down the right and cutting back to the striker.
Muller, 25, clearly enjoyed the victory and after the full-time whistle blew rushed straight to the fans at the Allianz Arena to partake in some festivities.
The forward even grabbed a megaphone and led the 70,000-strong in a post-match chant, much to the delight of the fans and players, who also joined in.
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With his goal, Muller also became the highest scoring German in the Champions League, passing former team-mate Mario Gomez.
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