Harry Kane hits hat trick as Bayern Munich thrash Bochum 7-0

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Bayern Munich forward Harry Kane scored a hat trick in the club’s 7-0 demolition of VfL Bochum on Saturday to take his league goal tally to seven and set a club record for most goals by a player in his first five Bundesliga matches.

Kane’s three goals put him above club great Gerd Muller, Miroslav Klose, and Mario Mandzukic, who all scored five times in their first five games.

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The Bavarians, who beat Manchester Joined 4-3 in their Heroes Association opener Wednesday, climb to 13 places in the best position from five Bundesliga games. Bayer Leverkusen, on 10, could go along with them assuming they beat Heidenheim on Sunday.

Britain commander Kane, who turned into the Bundesliga’s most costly exchange ever when he joined the German bosses this season for €100 million ($106.52m), struck his most memorable objective in the wake of profiting from a fortunate bob in the thirteenth moment.
“We played well today and had the ideal attitude,” Kane said. “We knew all about it and had such a lot of speed with the ball.

“Everybody was in excellent condition today, it felt better. I’m getting to realize the group better with each game and things are going very well for myself and the group.”

Prior, Eric Saying Choupo-Moting had tapped in briefly lead from an impeccably planned Kingsley Coman help.

The hosts immediately killed off the game with two additional objectives before the break.

Matthijs de Ligt fueled in a header in the 29th and Kane sent Leroy Rational through with an eminent aid in the 38th for their fourth objective as Bayern outmatched their rivals.

Kane ensured a club record when he scored with a 54th-minute punishment before Coman hit the woodwork at the top of the hour.

Substitute Mathys Tel made it about six in the 82nd moment, and Kane’s sharp flick in the 89th shutdown Bochum’s hopeless evening.

“We played rapidly, with a great deal of ease,” Bayern mentor Thomas Tuchel said. “It was a merited success and an effective day.

“How we moved toward the game was top. We never let off and that was significant and a reasonable step in the right direction. It was an extraordinary collaboration.”
Harry Kane stowed a full go-around as Bayern Munich kept up with their unbeaten spat in the Bundesliga in the wake of pounding Bochum 7-0.

The hosts went crazy with the Britain skipper scoring only minutes after Eric Saying Choupo-Moting’s opener and objectives from Matthijs de Ligt and Leroy Rational gave them a 4-0 lead at half-time.

Their predominance went on after the break as Kane scored from the spot and helped Mathys Tel before acquiring his most memorable full go-around for Bayern with minutes to go.
Kane’s brilliant beginning with Bayern implies he has now scored seven objectives in five association matches as the protecting Bundesliga champions sit top of the table.

The hosts undermined ahead of schedule as Manuel Riemann saved from Choupo-Moting in the principal minute, yet the forward committed no error the second time after Kingsley Coman squared the ball to him for a simple tap-in only four minutes into the match.
Kane multiplied their lead in the thirteenth moment with a slick completion into the base corner and before long got an opportunity to procure his second however shot the ball over the bar.

Sven Ulreich was called right into it to make a plunging save from Christopher Antwi-Adjei, however Bayern immediately had their third in the 29th moment after Joshua Kimmich’s corner found De Ligt, who pounded a header into the corner.

Another extraordinary opportunity saw Kane string the ball through to Choupo-Moting, who was denied by Riemann, yet the Britain chief then hit an incredible pass for Rational, who burst down the focal point of the pitch to get the ball into the far base corner seven minutes before half-time.
Riemann made two vital saves late in the principal half to deny Kane and Coman with hardly a pause in between, yet the objectives continued to stream for Bayern after the break.

Ivan Ordets yielded a punishment in the wake of taking care of the ball in the container and Kane procured his support in the 54th moment with a low spot-kick beating Riemann.
Coman kept the strain on, going close a couple of moments later with a twisting exertion cutting the post and Frans Kratzig crushed a work towards the objective constraining Riemann to spill the ball the bar, however, Bayern broadened their lead in the 81st moment when Kane found Tel who terminated the ball into the furthest corner.