Timo Werner scored a first-half hat-trick as German Cup holders RB Leipzig annihilated fourth-division side Teutonia Ottensen 8-0 in the first round on Tuesday.
Werner, who is his club's all-time top goalscorer, scored twice in the space of 60 seconds to put Leipzig two goals ahead after 20 minutes.
Werner completed his hat-trick in the 43rd minute when he hammered in a pass from Swedish midfielder Emil Forsberg.
Leipzig manager Domenico Tedesco said Werner, who returned from Chelsea earlier this month, was "on a very good path to achieving very, very good form."
Portuguese striker Andre Silva added two more in the 40th and 53rd minutes.
Forsberg, who confirmed after the game that he would be staying in Leipzig beyond the end of the transfer window, added a goal in the 56th minute.
Tedesco substituted Werner for French forward Christopher Nkunku in the 57th minute.
Nkunku, who sits atop the Bundesliga goalscoring charts with four goals after four matches, added Leipzig's seventh in the 77th minute, before Dani Olmo made it 8-0 in the final minute of the game.