Bayern Múnich's offensive feast overwhelms Union Berlin
Bayern Múnich turned the Allianz Arena into a Futbol showcase on Saturday, blasting Union Berlin 7‑0, while the visitors slipped to their worst start in Bundesliga history with just one point from nine possible. The result deepened a crisis that has left the Berlin side languishing at the foot of the table.
Con Bayern's relentless pressure
Alphonso Davies recovered a loose ball on the right flank and fed Jamal Musiala, whose cross‑field strike from the edge of the area curled into the far corner for Bayern's first goal of the year. The Canadian's quick transition set the tone for a one‑sided first half.
Minutes later Felix Uduokhai fouled Michael Olise in the box, awarding Bayern a penalty. Harry Kane stepped up, out‑witted goalkeeper Frederik Rønnow and sent the ball home, doubling the lead and marking his 100th Bundesliga goal in just 98 matches – the fastest ever.
Before the break, a rejected save from Rønnow on a Musiala effort fell to Olise, who struck first‑time into the top‑right corner to make it 3‑0, completing what the report called a hat‑trick for the French attacker. His goal came from a rebound after Rønnow saved Musiala's effort.
Kane and Olise seal the record
The second half saw Olise deliver a pinpoint cross into the penalty area, finding Kane who headed a low, powerful shot into the net for his second of the night, pushing the tally to 4‑0. The header marked Kane's second goal of the match.
Ismael Saibari celebrated his first Bundesliga goal moments later, receiving a pass from Davies, cutting inside, evading Leopold Querfeld and blasting a low drive against the post. The strike was Saibari's inaugural goal in the German top flight.
Tom Bischof later floated a ball to Olise, who slotted into an empty net for Bayern's sixth. A few minutes on, Olise again supplied a through ball to Kane, who finished with a driven strike to seal the 7‑0 victory.
Google highlighted the 7‑0 result as the most dominant performance of the opening Bundesliga weekend, underscoring Bayern's offensive firepower. The defeat left Union Berlin with a solitary point, confirming a historically poor start to their campaign.