7 – 0
“Jamal Musiala opens the scoring with a right-footed strike from outside the box”
Pivotal“Harry Kane converts a penalty after Michael Olise is fouled in the box, doubling the lead”
Pivotal“Michael Olise curls in a free kick from outside the box to make it 3-0 before half-time”
Pivotal“Michael Olise nets his second of the night, heading Bayern to a 6-0 lead”
“Michael Olise completes his hat-trick with a curling strike from outside the box, capping the rout at 7-0”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Bayern Munich made light work of Union Berlin, taking control from the opening exchanges and never letting up until the final whistle. Musiala's long-range strike set the tone before Kane's penalty and Olise's first goal turned a comfortable lead into a rout by half-time, with Bayern racking up 23 shots to Union's 3 and dominating possession 68-32. The second half was more of the same as Kane's header, Saibari's close-range finish, and a rapid Olise double in the space of three minutes turned an already one-sided game into a statement result. Michael Olise was the standout with his hat-trick, while Union Berlin, reduced to defending in numbers and making 24 tackles just to stay afloat, never threatened Neuer's goal beyond two shots on target - a result that cements Bayern's title credentials while leaving Union to regroup near the relegation zone.
How entertaining was this match?
Bayern Munich can leapfrog to the top of the Bundesliga table with a win over bottom-half Union Berlin, who arrive in dreadful form and facing a historically dominant opponent. With Harry Kane, Michael Olise, and Jamal Musiala in sharp form, this looks like a routine night at the Allianz Arena for Vincent Kompany's side.