FC Bayern Kane sets new Champions League record against Arsenal

FC Bayern Kane set a new Champions League record as the English champions Arsenal (englischen Meister Arsenal) were held to a 2‑2 draw, with the striker’s penalty proving decisive. The 32‑year‑old superstar Harry Kane once again shone in the competition, extending his remarkable run.

Record‑breaking strike

The goal marked a club‑internal Rekord, as Kane became the first Bayern player to score in ten successive Champions League matches. His penalty not only secured the draw but also saw him overtake former Bayern star Robert Lewandowski, who managed the feat in nine games – even two Mal.

Kane now trails only Cristiano Ronaldo, who scored in eleven consecutive Champions League fixtures for Real Madrid. A clash with Atlético Madrid in two weeks offers the English striker a chance to equal that benchmark. His Serie began in spring with a double against Union St. Gilloise, yielding thirteen goals across ten games for the Munich side.

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All‑time ranking and season tally

The Arsenal strike was Kane’s 58th in the competition, lifting him to eighth on the all‑time list and ahead of former teammate Thomas Müller. Since joining Bayern, he has added 37 Champions League goals and ten assists. By contrast, Kylian Mbappé sits second with thirty‑three goals, while Erling Haaland occupies third with twenty‑six.

The Ballon d’Or will be awarded in Paris on Monday, and Kane’s prolific Champions League form should bolster his candidacy for the coveted prize.

If he finds the net against Atlético Madrid, Kane will match Ronaldo’s record of eleven straight Champions League scores, cementing his status as the competition’s most consistent scorer this season.