- Bayern Munich beat Besiktas 5-0 in their Champions League last-16 first leg
- Thomas Muller scored twice as the German side put one foot in the last-eight
- After the win, the Germany forward toasted the win by dancing with a horse
- ‘Stop horsing around @esmuellert,’ the club wrote on their Twitter account
Thomas Muller toasted Bayern Munich’s Champions League win over Besiktas by enjoying a bizarre dance with a horse.
Bayern’s 5-0 victory in Tuesday’s first leg in Bavaria means the German champions are now cantering towards the quarter-finals.
Muller had a big hand in their brilliant win, netting either side of half-time to help Jupp Heynckes’s side put one hoof into the next round.
Thomas Muller toasted Bayern Munich’s win over Besiktas by dancing with a horse
![The Germany forward and his four-legged friend cocked their legs in near-perfect symmetry](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2018/02/22/00/4975E67500000578-5420037-The_Germany_forward_and_his_four_legged_friends_cocked_their_leg-a-61_1519257977707.jpg)
The Germany forward and his four-legged friend cocked their legs in near-perfect symmetry
And following the Allianz Arena clash, Muller was seen enjoying a dance with his four-legged friend. In near-perfect symmetry, Muller and the horse cocked their left legs back and forth before doing the same with their right.
‘Stop horsing around @esmuellert,’ the club wrote alongside the video on their official Twitter account.
After the victory on Tuesday, Muller admitted that the sending off of Domagoj Vida after 16 minutes was a turning point in the game.
!['Stop horsing around @esmuellert,' the club wrote alongside the video on their official Twitter](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2018/02/21/23/4975E5D400000578-0-image-a-54_1519256011375.jpg)
‘Stop horsing around @esmuellert,’ the club wrote alongside the video on their official Twitter
![Muller scored twice as Jupp Heynckes's side put themselves in control of the last-16 clash](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2018/02/21/23/496A638800000578-5420037-image-a-59_1519257303722.jpg)
Muller scored twice as Jupp Heynckes’s side put themselves in control of the last-16 clash
He told the club’s website: ‘The red card played right into our hands. We lacked aggression when we had the ball in the first half, we were a bit sluggish.
‘It changed abruptly in the second half, we really hit the gas. (Besiktas) were tired then.
‘It’s a superb result with regard to the return leg. We knew we had to deliver because it will be a different game altogether in Turkey.’