Harry Kane reached the 100-goal milestone in the German Bundesliga faster than any player in league history, hitting the century mark in just his 98th appearance during Bayern Munich’s dominant 7-0 victory over Union Berlin.
Record-Breaking Night at the Allianz Arena
The comprehensive win at the Allianz Arena provided a resounding response after the Bavarian giants stumbled through recent domestic fixtures, including a scoreless draw against Schalke and a narrow 2-1 victory away against newcomer Elversberg.
Kane Shatters Dieter Müller’s Long-Standing Benchmark
The centerpiece of the evening belonged to England captain Harry Kane. Entering the match with his sights set on league history, Kane secured his milestone 100th Bundesliga goal in the first half from the penalty spot in the 39th minute.
By reaching the mark in his 98th match, he shattered the previous record held by Dieter Müller since the 1970s, who required 129 appearances to reach 100 goals.
Relentless Scoring Form in Munich
Kane wasn’t done after the penalty. In the 54th minute, he added his second goal of the match, heading home a delicate chipped ball from teammate Michael Olise.
Since arriving in Munich from Tottenham Hotspur in the summer of 2023, Kane has maintained an extraordinary scoring rate, compiling 152 goals across 154 total appearances in all competitions for the club.
Olise Orchestrates the Offensive Onslaught
French winger Michael Olise orchestrated much of the remaining offensive onslaught, completing a stellar hat-trick with goals just before halftime and back-to-back strikes in the 73rd and 76 minutes (having also scored two minutes before the break).
Jamal Musiala opened the scoring in the 18th minute with a strike from outside the penalty area, while Moroccan midfielder Ismáíl Saibárí contributed the other goal in the 70th minute.
Table Positions and European Horizons
The emphatic 7-0 victory propelled Bayern Munich to the top of the provisional Bundesliga standings with 10 points through four matches, holding a one-point lead over unbeaten early pacesetters Freiburg and Borussia Dortmund. Meanwhile, Union Berlin continued a difficult start to the campaign, sitting 16th in the table with just one point and no victories.

Bayern Munich is scheduled to host Czech side Slavia Prague in the UEFA Champions League on December 8.
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