pep guardiola hit his critics for six as bayern munich trounced porto to reach the champions league semi finals on tuesday night it was an emphatic statement of intent: the german juggernaught is steaming towards the final in berlin on june 6 the six goals smashed past the hapless portuguese pretenders in the quarter final second leg at the allianz arena now takes bayern's goals total for the season to a spectacular and barely believable 115 and they're not done yet, not by a long way bayern still have five bundesliga matches to play as they march towards a third consecutive title, the german cup semi final against borussia dortmund on april 28, and potentially three champions league matches, should they reach the final if guardiola's goalscoring machine churns them out at their current rate of 261 per game, that would mean an eyewatering total of 141 goals for the season it isn't guardiola who should be feeling the pressure   it's the rest of europe here is a breakdown of bayern's staggering goalscoring so far this season  bayern munich celebrated a 6 1 champions league victory over porto to continue their incredible scoring  thiago alcantara (left) heads in the opening goal of bayern's rout against porto  robert lewandowski (centre) scores his team's third goal against porto at allianz arena on tuesday  sebastian rode (left) scores his side's opening goal against hoffenheim last saturday  robert lewandowski (second left) scores past joe hart during bayern's win at manchester city in november  mario gotze (left) celebrates his goal after slotting past hamburg goalkeeper jaroslav drobny (right) thomas muller slots home a penalty against shakhtar donetsk at allianz arena in march  arjen robben celebrates scoring bayern's third goal against cologne in february  jerome boateng (17) slots home unmarked against shakhtar donetsk in february  holger badstuber (28) heads in bayern's fifth goal against the ukrainian side during another emphatic victory 
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