Another Kane brace: Bayern put Bremen to the sword | OneFootball

FC Bayern celebrates its fifth victory in the fifth Bundesliga match of the season. The Munich team scores another three points at home against Werder Bremen.

On the 5th Bundesliga matchday, FC Bayern celebrated a home victory against Werder Bremen. The team coached by Vincent Kompany won the only home game during Oktoberfest against the Hanseatic team with a score of 4:0.

The Munich team took the lead in the 22nd minute: Michael Olise played a cross from the right side, Jonathan Tah forwarded the ball with his heel and hit Luis Diaz, who decisively steered the ball into the net.

Just before halftime, the hosts then increased their lead to 2:0. Harry Kane was fouled in the penalty area and was awarded the penalty. Of course, the Englishman took the ball himself - and coolly slotted it low into the right corner (45.).

100th competitive goal for Kane in a Bayern jersey

After the break, Bayern continued to push and were rewarded with the 3:0 by Kane (65.), who scored his next double pack after an assist from Diaz. For Kane, it was his 100th competitive goal for FC Bayern in his 104th game.

Konrad Laimer provided the final score in the 87th minute after an assist from Tom Bischof.

With his lineup, coach Kompany had caused a surprise before kickoff: In central midfield, newcomer Bischof celebrated his Bundesliga starting eleven debut for Bayern. For this, Joshua Kimmich only sat on the bench. According to information from Munich's tz, Kimmich was sick in the days before the game and could only complete parts of the training sessions.

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Alongside Bischof, Leon Goretzka played in central midfield. For the German national player, it was a special match: It was his 300th appearance in the Bundesliga. In the 61st minute, Kimmich was then substituted for Goretzka. He also celebrated his 300th Bundesliga appearance.

With the home victory against Bremen, FC Bayern continues to march ahead in the Bundesliga table, with a perfect score of 15 points from five games.

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