One of football's most decorated player, Lahm made a change from fullback to midfield after Pep Guardiola took over at Bayern and it seems to have worked best. Philipp Lahm took the field at Munich’s Olympic Stadium against Hertha Berlin with Bayern needing to win to claim the Bundesliga title. They did so comfortably after a 3-1 victory. But there was another statistic at the end of the game which stood out. Lahm, who had only started playing in midfield that season after Pep Guardiola swapped his position, had made 134 passes. And of those, according to one analysis, every one had gone to a team-mate. His pass completion rate was 100 per cent. We have become used to lauding players such as Barcelona’s Xavi and Andres Iniesta for their passing ratios, normally somewhere north of 90 per cent. But this was something extraordinary: perfection. And Lahm is laughing now, recalling the match. ‘I don’t know,’ he says. ‘I can’t really believe I had a 100 per cent succ