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Kane passes Bundesliga century in record time as Bayern hit seven

Harry Kane broke the record for the fastest player to reach 100 Bundesliga goals as his double helped Bayern Munich thrash Union Berlin. A stunning hat-trick from Michael Olise, along with impressive goals from Jamal Musiala and Ismael Saibari, sealed the seven-goal rout as the defending German champions maintained their unbeaten start to the season. […]

Kane passes Bundesliga century in record time as Bayern hit seven

Harry Kane has broken the record for the fastest player to reach 100 Bundesliga goals, achieving the milestone in record time as Bayern Munich secured a 7-0 victory over Union Berlin. The English forward's double, coupled with a hat-trick from Michael Olise and goals from Jamal Musiala and Ismael Saibari, contributed to the impressive seven-goal rout.

Kane scored the decisive penalty in the 39th minute following a foul by Tom Rothe, bringing his total to 101 goals in the Bundesliga – a record only matched by few players. Michael Olise scored a hat-trick in three minutes, rounding goalkeeper Frederik Ronnow to score two times and striking a remarkable goal off the post to complete his hat-trick.

Musiala opened the scoring in the 18th minute with a stunning strike, and Saibari added another goal in the 70th minute. Kane's ability to reach a century of goals in Germany's top-tier league in just 98 games is a testament to his talent and consistency. Kane, who is up for the Ballon d'Or award, expressed his pride in reaching this milestone and hinted at the possibility of surpassing the 200-mark this season.

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