?? Bayern lead Bundesliga after Kane-inspired Holstein Kiel demolition
Bayern Munich let the goals fly on Saturday with a 6-1 win on the road to Holstein Kiel.
Scorers: Givović 82; Musiala 1′, Kane 7′, 43′, 90+1′ (P), Remberg 13′ (OG), Olise 65′
It was one-way traffic as Vincent Kompany’s side secured the top spot in the Bundesliga after a dominant showing over the recently promoted hosts.
Bayern grabbed the lead within 14 seconds when Jamal Musiala struck the ball in the net. Only six passes were made in the game, suggesting this could be a long night for Holstein Kiel.
And it was. Harry Kane, who assisted the opener, doubled the lead after a giveaway at the back before Musiala forced a Nicolai Remberg own-goal for 3-0 after 13 minutes.
Jamal Musiala wasn't letting Yoane Wissa claim the fastest goal of the day ?⚡️ pic.twitter.com/WleVmART2q
— OneFootball (@OneFootball) September 14, 2024
Kane secured a brace just before the break with a strike from outside the box and the game was virtually over. He now has more than 50 goal contributions in 35 Bundesliga games, breaking Erling Haaland’s previous record.
The hosts surprisingly curbed the attack in the second half which largely could have occurred because Musiala was hauled off. Bayern eventually had a fifth find the back of the net when substitute Michel Olise scored his first for the club off the bench.
50 – Harry Kane was directly involved in 50 goals in 35 Bundesliga games – since det. data collection (2004-05) no other player reached that milestone that fast (Erling Haaland previously in 44 games). HurryKane. pic.twitter.com/KSbVhEk9QX
— OptaFranz (@OptaFranz) September 14, 2024
Holstein Kiel, however, reminded Bayern of that famous DFB Pokal upset by erasing their clean sheet hopes. Armin Gigović scored a thumping header beyond Manuel Neuer before another attempt hit the woodwork.
A late penalty courtesy of VAR allowed Kane to wrap up the match with his first hat-trick of the season and send Bayern top thanks to RB Leipzig’s draw earlier in the day. Holstein Kiel, meanwhile, sit bottom of the table.