Harry Kane ends drought and leads Bayern to victory

On Sunday, Ballon d'Or nominee Harry Kane delivered the decisive goal that helped Bayern Munich secure a narrow 2–1 victory over the surprise team Elversberg. The Englishman ended his goalless drought from the entire first two Bundesliga matchdays.

At the start of the season, Bayern Munich celebrated a commanding 5–1 win in Stuttgart. Despite the high scoreline, Harry Kane remained goalless, which began the unusual drought of the English striker.

In the following match, Bayern faced a Loris Karius‑inspired Schalke side, which ultimately ended in a goalless defeat. Again Kane failed to find the net, so the first two Bundesliga matchdays passed without a goal for the Englishman.

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Kane's impressive scoring rate before Matchday 3

By the start of Matchday 3, the Ballon d'Or candidate had already scored an impressive 98 goals in 96 league games. This scoring rate underscores the striker's consistent performance at the top of German football.

Decisive goal against Elversberg

In the tight duel against Elversberg, Kane finally delivered the long‑awaited goal, converting the ball into the net after a dangerous cross from Maurice Krattenmacher, whose ball came from the edge of the penalty area. The goal secured Bayern's 2–1 win.

After the match, Kane said: “I'm in good form” and emphasized that he wants to maintain his form.