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Harry Kane breaks Bundesliga 100‑goal record in 98 games for Bayern Munich

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The Guardian reported that Kane scored twice as Bayern Munich beat Union Berlin 7‑0, reaching 100 Bundesliga goals in his 98th league match. The report said this made him the fastest player to hit the milestone, overtaking Dieter Müller’s 1977 record of 129 games.

Why it matters

Kane’s record highlights his scoring impact for Bayern, a key point for his supporters.

Key facts

  1. The Guardian reported Kane scored two goals in Bayern Munich's 7‑0 victory over Union Berlin.
  2. The report said the win came in Kane's 98th Bundesliga appearance for Bayern.
  3. The report said Kane reached 100 Bundesliga goals, breaking the fastest‑to‑100 record.
  4. The previous record was held by Dieter Müller, who needed 129 games since 1977.

Evidence

Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.

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