Germany: Harry Kane hat-trick, Bayern Munich win the cup after 5 years | OneFootball

Bayern Munich wrapped up its season with a clean sweep of titles in Germany by lifting the Cup with a 3-0 win over Stuttgart in the final this Saturday in Berlin, thanks to a Harry Kane hat-trick.

With the pain of the Champions League semifinal loss to PSG still lingering, Bayern Munich managed to claim another title. After being crowned Bundesliga champion, a title it celebrated with its fans last Sunday, the Bavarian side secured its third trophy of the year thanks to a brilliant performance from England’s Harry Kane, who scored a hat-trick to beat Stuttgart 3-0 in the German Cup final.

The man who unlocked the match was the striker himself, who just hours earlier had been confirmed by Thomas Tuchel among the 26 players who will represent the England national team at the World Cup. After a great move by Michael Olise down the right, the former Tottenham forward arrived at the back post in the 9th minute of the second half and, with a diving header, scored the first goal of the night at Berlin’s Olympiastadion.

Soon after, he once again showed all his class with a tremendous move. This time from the left, Luis Díaz delivered a low cross, Kane controlled it with his left foot, turned past his marker with a half-turn, and fired a right-footed shot that flew in off the right post of Sebastian Hoeneß’s goal.

To cap off a historic night, the Englishman struck again in stoppage time. With a penalty, he put the finishing touch on the story that, once again, ended with Vincent Kompany’s team as champions.

Bayern Munich, Germany’s best team, had not won this Cup since 2020, although it is by far the competition’s most successful club with 21 trophies.

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