MUNICH, Germany, March 21 (Reuters) - Bayern ⁠Munich scored three times in seven minutes to cruise past Union Berlin 4-0 ⁠in the Bundesliga on Saturday and open up a 12-point lead at ‌the top while edging closer to an all-time club scoring record.

The Bavarians, chasing three trophies and fresh from their midweek Champions League quarter-final qualification with a 10-2 aggregate win over Atalanta, are on 70 points ​with second-placed Borussia Dortmund, on 58, playing Hamburg SV ⁠later.

Bayern have now scored 97 league ⁠goals, four short of equalling the all-time club record in the 1971-72 Bundesliga campaign.

"We ⁠will ‌get the record but the priority for me is something else," Bayern coach Vincent Kompany told a press conference. "I am not someone who likes talking about ⁠this record. I am not too interested. Your playing style ​does not stop because ‌the season is coming to an end.

"We must never forget what our strengths ⁠are and keep ​bringing them to the pitch regardless of the opponent."

Bayern have a busy schedule in the coming weeks with a Champions League quarter-final tie against Real Madrid and a German Cup semi-final ⁠against Bayer Leverkusen.