Kane grabs four as Bayern overwhelm Dinamo

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Bayern Munich 9-2 Dinamo Zagreb
Goals: 1-0 Kane (pen. 20’), 2-0 Guerreiro 33’ (assist: Musiala), 3-0 Olise 38’ (assist: Kimmich), 3-1 Petković 49' (assist: Pjaca), 3-2 Ogiwara 50' (assist: Mišić), 4-2 Kane (58'), 5-2 Olise 61' (assist: Musiala), 6-2 Kane (pen. 73'), 7-2 Kane (pen. 78'), 8-2 Sané 85' (assist: Müller), 9-2 Goretzka 90'+2 (assist: Kimmich)

It was one-way traffic from the outset at Bayern’s Allianz Arena, with Vincent Kompany’s men in utter control. Jamal Musiala and Serge Gnabry both had goals disallowed for offside before Kane finally set the home side on their way from the penalty spot after Aleksandar Pavlović was tripped inside the box. The dam now broken, it was only a matter of time before Bayern extended their lead, and they did so in emphatic style when Musiala brilliantly chested the ball off to Raphaël Guerreiro, who lashed in an unstoppable drive from the edge of the box. Michael Olise seemingly put the game to bed before half-time with a close-range header after a quickly taken short corner.

The visitors clearly had other ideas, however. They went on the front foot early in the second half and pulled a goal back almost straight away when Bruno Petković finished from close range following a lovely flick from Marko Pjaca. Dinamo added another just seconds later when Takuya Ogiwara was sent clean through and slotted the ball through the legs of Sven Ulreich, who had come on at the break for the injured Manuel Neuer. Order was soon restored, though, when Joshua Kimmich was given too much time to shoot from the edge of the box. His deflected drive was saved by goalkeeper Ivan Nevistić, and Kane was first to the rebound. Kane had another goal disallowed before Olise added to the scoreline, tapping in following more fine work from Musiala. Kane stole the headlines, inevitably, slamming in two more penalties, while Leroy Sané and Leon Goretzka were also on target late on to complete a resounding victory.

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• Bayern are bidding to win their seventh Champions League title, and first since 2019/20.
• Kane has now scored 33 Champions League goals, surpassing the record of 30 set by Wayne Rooney for most tournament goals by an English player.
• Bayern have won their last 21 opening Champions League games, dating back to a a 3-2 loss to Deportivo La Coruña in 2002/03.
• After opening his Bundesliga account for Bayern against Kiel at the weekend, Olise got his first Champions League goals too.
• Müller has now made 152 Champions League appearances (all for Bayern). That means the 35-year-old has set a new competition record for most games for one club, overtaking Barcelona legend Xavi.
• Germany's record champions beat Zagreb 5-0 at home and 2-0 away in the 2015/16 groups, with Müller, Neuer and Kimmich all featuring in some capacity.

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Line-ups

Bayern: Neuer (c) (Ulreich 46') - Kimmich, Kim (Dier 68'), Upamecano, Davies - Pavlović, Guerreiro (Goretzka 81') - Olise (Sané 68'), Musiala (Müller 68'), Gnabry - Kane
Unused subs: Schmitt, Coman, Palhinha, Laimer, Tel
Out: Boey (knee), Buchmann (muscular), Ito (metatarsal), Peretz (thigh), Stanišić (knee)
Doubtful: Ibrahimović (hamstring)
Coach: Vincent Kompany

Dinamo: Nevistić - Ristovski, Théophile-Catherine, Mmaee, Pierre-Gabriel (Špikić 73') - Mišić, Rog (Stojković 46') - Pjaca (Kulenović 62'), Baturina (Ademi 78'), Ogiwara (Hoxha 73') - Petković (c)
Unused subs: Zagorac, Filipović, Torrente, Bernauer, Kačavenda, Córdoba, Mbuku
Out: Brekalo (knee), Moharrami (knee), Perković (knee)
Coach: Sergej Jakirović

As it happened!