Never before has a team been better: Bayern make Bundesliga history | OneFootball

FC Bayern thrashes Werder 4-0 – Harry Kane scores twice, Joshua Kimmich and Leon Goretzka celebrate a milestone. Additionally, FCB has set a new Bundesliga record.

FC Bayern continues its impressive winning streak and, on the fifth matchday of the Bundesliga, not only swept Werder Bremen off the pitch with a 4-0 (2-0) victory, but also set a historic record. Never before in the history of the German top flight has a team had a better goal difference after five games than Munich’s 22:3.

The opener came from Luis Díaz in the 22nd minute, when he finished off a textbook combination involving Michael Olise and Jonathan Tah with his knee. Shortly before halftime, Harry Kane made it 2-0 with a confidently converted penalty – his 18th penalty goal in 18 attempts in the Bundesliga.

Double Milestone and Kane Record

After the break, Kane struck again, finishing a counterattack to make it 3-0 (65’). The English superstar now leads the scoring charts with ten goals. Kane is thus the fastest player in the 21st century to reach 100 goals for a club in the five major European leagues.

Konrad Laimer put the finishing touch on the match shortly before the final whistle (88’).

Another highlight of the evening: Joshua Kimmich reached the milestone of 300 Bundesliga appearances with his brief appearance for Leon Goretzka – exactly the same as his midfield partner. Coach Vincent Kompany initially rested the DFB captain after he recovered from an infection, but brought him on in the second half.

With five wins from five games, a 22:3 goal difference, and Harry Kane in world-class form, the German record champions currently seem unstoppable. On Tuesday, the next competitive match awaits in the Champions League against Cypriot club Pafos FC, before a tough away game at Eintracht Frankfurt in the Bundesliga.

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