Harry Kane's remarkable scoring spree shows no signs of slowing down as the England captain etched his name deeper into Bundesliga history during Bayern Munich's impressive 3-1 triumph over Eintracht Frankfurt.
Record-Breaking Brilliance from Bayern's Star Man
The talismanic striker delivered yet another masterclass, netting Bayern's crucial second goal to surpass a longstanding league record. Kane has now scored in each of his first seven Bundesliga appearances this season - an achievement no player has managed since the competition's inception in 1963.
His clinical finish not only secured his place in the history books but also demonstrated why Bayern invested so heavily in the former Tottenham Hotspur star.
Comfortable Victory Maintains Title Momentum
Bayern's dominance was evident throughout the encounter at a vibrant Allianz Arena. The reigning champions established control early, with Kane's record-breaking strike coming after Leroy Sané had opened the scoring with a spectacular first-half effort.
Despite a spirited response from Frankfurt that saw Omar Marmoush pull one back, substitute Mathys Tel sealed the three points with a late strike, ensuring Bayern maintained their perfect start to the campaign.
Kane's Unstoppable Form Continues
What makes Kane's achievement particularly impressive is the sheer consistency of his performances. The 31-year-old has adapted seamlessly to German football, displaying the same predatory instincts that made him a Premier League legend.
His partnership with creative forces like Sané and Jamal Musiala continues to flourish, suggesting this record-breaking form could be just the beginning of his Bundesliga exploits.
Title Defence Gathers Pace
This victory reinforces Bayern's position as firm favourites to retain their Bundesliga crown. The team's fluid attacking football, combined with Kane's relentless goal scoring, presents a formidable challenge for any opponent.
As the season progresses, all eyes will be on whether Kane can maintain this extraordinary pace and what other records might tumble in the process.
