BVB v Bayern: Goals from Schlotterbeck and Kane set new records | OneFootball

In the end, it wasn't enough for BVB to at least continue their long series of unbeaten home games in the Bundesliga. Borussia Dortmund loses 2:3 against FC Bayern Munich. Two of the goal scorers in this top match set records – one personal, one in the Bundesliga.

Initially, Nico Schlotterbeck headed BVB into the lead after not being on the field for Borussia in four consecutive matches. In a previous scene, the central defender was a bit lucky to get away with a yellow card. Shortly thereafter, he netted a cross from Daniel Svensson into the Munich goal. This marked Nico Schlotterbeck's fourth goal of the season, equaling his personal best in the Bundesliga.

In the 2022/23 and 2021/22 seasons, he also scored four goals for his club, which in the latter case was still SC Freiburg. It is quite possible that Nico Schlotterbeck will set a new personal best this season. After this 24th matchday, there are still ten games left in the league, in which Schlotterbeck could score his fifth goal or even more.

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Schlotterbeck equals record but remains without points

To the dismay of BVB fans, Bayern striker Harry Kane also equaled a record, one in Bundesliga history. As he scored another brace at Signal Iduna Park, he now has four in direct succession. This feat was previously achieved by only two players, surprisingly not including the great Gerd Müller.

Lothar Emmerich scored twice in each of the last four matchdays of the 1966/67 season for Borussia Dortmund, making him the Bundesliga's top scorer with 28 goals – alongside Gerd Müller. In the 2001/02 season, Tomislav Maric scored twice in each of four consecutive games for VfL Wolfsburg. All of Maric's braces were scored in December 2001.

The next opponent for FC Bayern Munich is Borussia Mönchengladbach on Friday, against whom Harry Kane could score his fifth brace to become the sole record holder. Nico Schlotterbeck's next opportunity for his fifth goal of the season is on Saturday evening at 6:30 PM when BVB plays away at 1. FC Köln.

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