Harry Kane made history by scoring two goals in Bayern Munich’s convincing 4-0 win against Werder Bremen. With this performance, Kane became the fastest player this century to score 100 goals for a club in Europe’s top five leagues, achieving the milestone in just 104 matches.
The victory also marked Bayern’s eighth consecutive competitive win to start the season, highlighting their strong form under manager Vincent Kompany. While the team played brilliantly, the night belonged to Kane for his incredible scoring achievement.
⚽️ A Fast Start for Bayern
Bayern Munich began the match with great energy and took the lead in the 22nd minute. Michael Olise sent a cross into the box, which appeared to be cleverly finished with a back-heel by Jonathan Tah. However, replays suggested the final touch may have come from Luis Díaz. Regardless of who scored, the early goal put Bayern in control and forced Werder to change their defensive plans.
🎯 Kane’s Record-Breaking Penalty
Just before halftime, Bayern extended their lead. Harry Kane was brought down in the penalty area by Marco Friedl, and the referee awarded a penalty. The England captain calmly scored from the spot, marking his 99th goal for the club. This was also his 18th consecutive successful penalty in the Bundesliga, setting a new record in the German league.
💯 A Historic 100th Goal
The moment everyone was waiting for came after the break. Luis Díaz made a driving run into the box and passed the ball to Kane, who slid in to score from close range. This was his 100th goal for Bayern, a remarkable achievement reached faster than modern legends like Cristiano Ronaldo and Erling Haaland. The goal secured the win and cemented a special night for the striker.
✨ Finishing Strong
Even with the game decided, Bayern continued to attack. Konrad Laimer added a fourth goal with a neat, angled finish to complete the 4-0 victory. It was a dominant team performance from start to finish, capping off a memorable night for the club and its star player. Kane was substituted in the 78th minute, receiving applause for his historic contribution.
