Bayern Munich thrash Union Berlin 7-0 as Olise hits hat-trick and Kane sets record

Bayern Munich turned the eve of Oktoberfest into a goal-scoring party and thrashed Union Berlin 7-0 at the Allianz Arena. Michael Olise produced a stunning hat-trick and Harry Kane set a Bundesliga record by reaching 100 goals in only 98 appearances. The win sends Vincent Kompany's side back to the top of the German league.

• Michael Olise scored three goals and set up another against Union Berlin.
• Harry Kane reached 100 Bundesliga goals in 98 games, breaking Dieter Müller's record.
• Jamal Musiala opened the scoring with his first league goal since April.
• Bayern wore a special Oktoberfest kit for the match.
• Union Berlin dropped to 16th place after the heavy defeat.

Oktoberfest mood and goals at the Allianz Arena

Munich was only hours away from starting one of its biggest celebrations, the Wiesn or Oktoberfest, and Bayern wanted to give their fans a memorable performance. The Allianz Arena witnessed a magical night led by an inspired Michael Olise and a record-breaking Harry Kane. The Bavarian side took to the pitch in a different kit from usual, swapping red for a special edition created for the occasion.

The blistering start was the same one Kompany's team has made fans used to. Olise threatened early and showed he was enjoying one of those days when everything comes easily. Musiala opened the scoring with a powerful strike from the edge of the box after receiving the ball near the area. His goal came in the 17th minute and was his first in the Bundesliga since April.

Harry Kane breaks a historic Bundesliga record

Bayern's dominance increased with Harry Kane's goal in the 37th minute. The English striker made no mistake from the penalty spot and scored his 100th Bundesliga goal in just 98 matches. That tally surpassed Dieter Müller's mark, set in 1977 when he reached 100 goals for Köln in 129 games.

Kane scored his 100th goal in just 98 games, surpassing the record set by Dieter Müller, who reached 100 goals in 129 matches for Köln in 1977.

Since arriving in German football, Kane has shown a scoring efficiency few players can match. The milestone underlines his status as Bayern's attacking reference and puts him in an exclusive category within the competition's historical records.

Michael Olise delivers a memorable hat-trick

Just before the break, Olise got his reward and opened his account with a brilliant goal from the edge of the box. The Frenchman aimed for the near post and caught goalkeeper Ronnow off guard in the 42nd minute. The play made it clear his performance would be one of the highlights of the night.

After the interval, Union Berlin barely responded with a timid attempt that forced Manuel Neuer into action. In the 53rd minute, Kane scored again from a superb cross by the French winger, extending Bayern's lead. The home side kept attacking in a state of grace and left behind any doubts caused by the draw against Schalke 04 two matchdays earlier.

Bayern run riot as Union Berlin sink

Saibari joined the Munich party after coming off the bench and scored the fourth goal with a fine individual effort in the 70th minute. And the best was still to come. Olise turned into a magician in the 73rd minute, bringing down a long ball from Bischof and dribbling past goalkeeper Ronnow with remarkable ease.

Only three minutes later, he unleashed a long-range strike to complete his hat-trick and round off a crushing 7-0 win. Bayern gave Union Berlin no chance at all, and the capital club dropped to 16th place in the table. With this victory, the Bavarian side returns to the top of the Bundesliga and heads into Oktoberfest in fine form.

What the result means for Bayern and Union Berlin

The rout puts Bayern back at the top of the table and ends any hint of concern following the stumble against Schalke 04. Kompany's team maintains its status as the clear title favorite and shows impressive squad depth, with players like Olise, Musiala and Saibari shining at the same time.

For Union Berlin, the result worsens an uneven start and leaves them in the danger zone. The heavy defeat exposed their defensive problems and forces them to react urgently in the coming matchdays.