Bayern Munich beat RB Salzburg by three goals to one as they secured a berth for themselves in the UEFA Champions League Round of 16.Robert Lewandowski opened the scoring for the hosts as he slotted one from close range just before half-time.Bayern Munich doubled their advantage early in the second half thanks to Kingsley Coman, whose shot took a huge deflection off Maximilian Wober.Leroy Sane headed in Bayern Munich's third of the night to secure all three points for the Bavarians. Meanwhile, Mergim Berisha grabbed RB Salzburg's only goal of the night.WE'RE THROUGH! Another W in the #UCL and this one books our place in the knockouts 🙌🎉#MiaSanMia #FCBSAL pic.twitter.com/jaxXfbcT9d— FC Bayern English (@FCBayernEN) November 25, 2020Here are the five major talking points from the match.#1 Robert Lewandowski's red hot form for Bayern Munich continuesLewandowski taps it inRobert Lewandowski was silent for the majority of the game but needed just one moment to turn the game in Bayern Munich's favor.The Poland international opened the scoring for the night as he slotted the ball in after Cican Stankovic had parried Thomas Muller's shot away. Although he was contained well by the visitors, he turned up when his side needed him the most.Legend mode 🔛 @lewy_official #UCL pic.twitter.com/vdsoZJKXf7— FC Bayern English (@FCBayernEN) November 25, 2020With this goal, he took his tally to 71 goals in the UEFA Champions League and moved level with Raul as the competition's third-highest scorer.#2 Manuel Neuer put in a world-class performanceManuel Neuer was magnificent between the sticks for Bayern Munich. The Germany international made 10 saves throughout the entirety of the match. Although he failed to register a clean sheet, there was nothing he could have done to save Berisha's effort.WWWW - Through to the next round 🔑ps: please never talk about another GK because he is the best ever 💯 @Manuel_Neuer @FCBayern pic.twitter.com/xuW0uvt0K6— Jérôme Boateng (@JeromeBoateng) November 25, 2020In the opening half, Neuer stood tall to keep his side from going down when Salzburg were dominating the proceedings. In the second half, he ensured that the Bavarians held their advantage even after going a man down. His double save to deny Berisha and Enock Mwepu was just other-worldly.