Bayern Munich produced another breathtaking attacking display on Friday night, tearing Union Berlin apart with a 7-0 victory at the Allianz Arena as Harry Kane reached a historic Bundesliga milestone and Michael Olise completed a sensational hat-trick.
Vincent Kompany’s side had already established complete control by half-time, leading 3-0, before turning the second half into an attacking exhibition. Kane scored twice, Olise struck three times, Jamal Musiala opened the scoring with a spectacular long-range effort and substitute Ismael Saibari also joined the party.
The result sent Bayern temporarily to the top of the Bundesliga with 10 points from four matches, while Union Berlin were left facing another heavy defeat after conceding seven times.
Musiala breaks the resistance
Union Berlin arrived at the Allianz Arena determined to remain compact and frustrate Bayern, but their resistance lasted only 18 minutes.
Jamal Musiala opened the scoring in the 18th minute with a stunning strike from outside the penalty area. Alphonso Davies supplied the ball before Musiala created the space for himself and unleashed a powerful effort that flew beyond Frederik Rønnow.
The goal immediately shifted the momentum further in Bayern’s favour.
Union tried to stay organised, but Bayern’s movement between the lines was causing constant problems. Michael Olise repeatedly found room on the right, while Musiala drifted into dangerous central positions and Kane remained a constant target inside the box.
Kane writes his name into Bundesliga history
The second goal arrived in the 39th minute, and it was historic.
Olise was brought down inside the Union penalty area by Tom Rothe, prompting the referee to point to the spot. Harry Kane stepped forward and calmly converted the penalty, sending Rønnow the wrong way to make it 2-0.
But this was far more than another Kane goal.
It was the England captain’s 100th Bundesliga goal, achieved in just 98 appearances. That made Kane the fastest player ever to reach the century mark in Germany’s top flight, comfortably beating Dieter Müller’s previous record of 129 appearances.
Kane had reached the landmark in remarkable fashion, and there was still another half of football to play.
Olise makes it three before the break
Bayern were not satisfied with a two-goal advantage.
In the 43rd minute, Union failed to properly clear a free-kick, allowing Bayern to recycle possession around the edge of the penalty area. Musiala laid the ball into the path of Michael Olise, who struck a powerful effort from the edge of the box.
The shot flew into the net and Bayern went into half-time with a commanding 3-0 lead.
Union had been holding on, but the three-goal deficit meant the match was effectively slipping away before the interval.
Kane doubles his tally
Any hope of a Union comeback disappeared nine minutes into the second half.
In the 54th minute, Olise combined with Josip Stanišić before delivering a perfectly weighted cross into the penalty area. Kane attacked the delivery and rose above the defenders before directing a powerful header into the net.
4-0 Bayern.
Kane had now scored twice, taking his Bundesliga tally to 101 goals, while Olise had already contributed a goal and an assist.
Union briefly created two opportunities after Bayern’s fourth, forcing Manuel Neuer into saves, but those moments proved to be little more than interruptions to Bayern’s dominance.
Saibari joins the party
Bayern added a fifth in the 70th minute, with substitute Ismael Saibari producing a brilliant individual goal.
Alphonso Davies found Saibari around 35 metres from goal. The Moroccan international immediately turned and drove forward, carrying the ball past Chris Trimmel, Rani Khedira and Leopold Querfeld before entering the penalty area.
From a position towards the left side of the box, Saibari kept his composure and fired beyond Rønnow.
It was 5-0, and Bayern were now playing with complete freedom.
Olise turns the victory into a rout
Three minutes later, Bayern scored again.
In the 73rd minute, Tom Bischof produced a superb pass from deep, sending the ball behind the Union defensive line. Olise timed his run perfectly, controlled the pass and raced towards goal.
With Rønnow rushing out, the Frenchman calmly rounded the goalkeeper before rolling the ball into the empty net.
6-0.
And Olise was not finished.
Just three minutes later, in the 76th minute, he completed his hat-trick with another piece of individual brilliance. Olise exchanged passes with Bischof in a central position before shifting into space around 22 metres from goal.
He then unleashed a superb strike that flew into the net to make it 7-0.
The hat-trick was Olise’s first for Bayern, while his performance capped an extraordinary attacking display from the hosts.
Bayern continued to control the game until the final whistle, with Union unable to stop the relentless movement, passing and counter-attacking threat of the German champions.
The final scoreline read Bayern Munich 7-0 Union Berlin.
Kane left the pitch with two goals and a historic Bundesliga milestone. Olise departed as the night’s attacking star with three goals and a series of decisive contributions. Musiala had opened the floodgates with a spectacular strike, while Saibari provided one of the match’s most impressive individual goals.
For Union Berlin, it was a night to forget.
For Bayern Munich, it was another demonstration of the frightening depth and efficiency of their attack.
Seven goals, a clean sheet, Kane’s historic 100th Bundesliga goal and an Olise hat-trick. Bayern didn’t just beat Union Berlin. They completely overwhelmed them.
