BERLIN - Thomas Mueller scored a hat trick as Bayern Munich won 4-0 at Eintracht Frankfurt to increase its overnight lead in the Bundesliga to seven points on Saturday.Franck Ribery set up Muellers first two, crossing for the World Cup winner to open the scoring in the 22nd minute and then again to finish a counterattack in the 64th. Mueller completed his hat trick three minutes later and Xherdan Shaqiri completed the scoring in the 86th.Were not playing badly at the moment. Were playing to a particular concept, no matter whos playing. We have talent coming off the bench, Mueller said. We also have excellent individual players who can make the difference.Bayern is unbeaten, with eight wins from 11 games, 27 goals scored and just three conceded.We now have a few days time to analyze calmly and see what we can improve, said Bayern coach Pep Guardiola, referring to the upcoming international break.The defending champions closest rivals, Wolfsburg and Borussia Moenchengladbach, were both playing their 11th-round games on Sunday.Elsewhere Saturday, Schalke disappointed in a 2-0 defeat at Freiburg, Bayer Leverkusen was held to a frustrating 0-0 draw by visiting Mainz, Augsburg beat promoted Paderborn 3-0 and Cologne won 4-3 at Hoffenheim.Werder Bremen defeated fellow struggler Stuttgart 2-0 in the late game. Sebastian Proedls 30th-minute header was followed by a wonderful strike in off the post by Fin Bartels in the 58th.Bremen kept a clean sheet for the first time in the league this season and moved out of the bottom place now occupied by Borussia Dortmund ahead of its game Sunday against Moenchengladbach.Frankfurt made an encouraging start against the league leader but Bayerns sheer quality ensured what transpired to be a comfortable victory.The whole world is finding it tough to get something from Bayern, Frankfurt midfielder Marco Russ said.Ribery played a one-two with Robert Lewandowski before cutting the ball back for Mueller, who scored at the second attempt, with his right knee, after his initial effort was blocked on the line by Bastian Oczipka.Mueller thought hed scored again shortly afterward, only for the effort to be pulled back for offside.Frankfurt finished the first half strongly and Alexander Meier forced a good save from Manuel Neuer in the 41st.The home side also started the second half courageously, but any hopes of a comeback were dashed when Mueller claimed his second. Philipp Lahm played the ball over the top and Ribery squared it for Mueller to shoot inside the far post.He completed his hat trick minutes later, when Mario Goetze helped the ball on after a Ribery throw in.Bayerns three substitutes were all involved in the last goal. Arjen Robben ran at the home defence and was thwarted by Frankfurt keeper Felix Wiedwald before he played it back to Sebastian Rode. Shaqiri then deflected Rodes effort past the helpless goalkeeper.The fans were with us and we delivered a good game. Its a shame that the score was so high, Frankfurts U.S. international defender Timmy Chandler said.It was Frankfurts fourth league loss in a row and its fifth including the German Cup. Tough games await with Gladbach and then Dortmund the next opponents.Freiburg followed up its first win of the season last weekend by claiming a deserved second against Schalke.Christian Guenter opened the scoring in the 22nd after Sidney Sam lost the ball in midfield, and Jonathan Schmid capitalized on a poor clearance from Dennis Aogo to make it 2-0 in the 68th.Mainz goalkeeper Loris Karius made a number of saves to deny Leverkusen, which had 24 efforts at goal, a Bundesliga high this season.Were playing well in the Champions League and were well positioned there, Leverkusen coach Roger Schmidt said. Were playing well in the Bundesliga but were not well positioned there. We need to change that.In Augsburg, Tobias Werner scored in the seventh minute and he made it 2-0 against Paderborn with a diving header early in the second half. 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