Kane reaches 100 as Olise treble fires Bayern to 7-0 win over Union
Bayern Munich beat Union Berlin 7-0 to go top of the Bundesliga.
The win was a Matchday 4 fixture in the 2026/27 season, the fourth round of Germany's top division. It was reported on 18 September 2026, according to Reuters. Seven goals. No reply.
Harry Kane wrote his own headline inside the rout. He scored his 100th and 101st Bundesliga goals against Union, according to BBC Sport. He reached 100 goals in only 98 league games. That pace made him the quickest player to score 100 Bundesliga goals.
For anyone new to that number, 100 league goals is a landmark few strikers ever reach. To do it in 98 appearances means scoring at better than a goal a game. It is the kind of consistency that turns tight matches into comfortable evenings. Kane managed it while still setting up chances for others, and this night summed up that all-round value.
Michael Olise matched him moment for moment. The winger scored a hat-trick, three goals by one player in a single match, according to BBC Sport. It was his first hat-trick for Bayern Munich, according to ESPN. He scored Bayern's 3-0, 6-0 and 7-0 goals, according to the Bundesliga. He also assisted Kane's headed goal.
That spread tells the story of his evening. Olise helped Bayern pull clear. Then he kept going when the game was already won. Then he finished it off. Players who both score and create are rare, and a night with three goals and an assist is as complete as attacking football gets.
Bayern's reward was first place. The 7-0 victory moved them to the top of the table, according to Reuters. Four matchdays is still very early. Positions will change quickly at this stage of the season. But a seven-goal win gives a team a clear edge on goal difference, the tie-breaker that separates clubs level on points.
What makes this stand out is how the two stories fitted together. Kane reached a century that puts him in Bundesliga history. Olise produced a first Bayern treble that fans will remember as his breakout night. One goal lifted a whole city. Seven gave the supporters something to talk about all weekend.
