This result helped the "Gray Tigers" extend their winning streak to 12 matches since the beginning of the season, becoming the only team in Europe's top five national championship to still maintain a perfect record in all competitions.
In the 5th minute, young talent Lennart Karl opened the scoring with a solo shot from near the middle of the field and shot diagonally. At 17 years and 242 days, Karl became the youngest player to score for Bayern in the Champions League, and the youngest German player to ever score in the history of the tournament.
In the 14th minute, Konrad Laimer crossed conveniently for Harry Kane to tap the ball in to double the gap. This was the 401th goal of Kane's career and the first time he has scored in eight consecutive club games. In all competitions this season, the English striker has scored 20 goals, including 12 in the Bundesliga and 5 in the Champions League.
Before the end of the first half, Luis Diaz scored his first goal for Bayern in the Champions League after a second pass from Laimer. In the second half, coach Vincent Kompany took turns withdrawing the pillars but the home team still had an additional goal to seal the score at 4-0 in the 79th minute thanks to Nicolas Jackson.
The victory helped Bayern increase their unbeaten streak at home in the Champions League group stage to 36 matches (34 wins, 2 draws) and are among the five teams that have won all 9 points after 3 rounds, along with PSG, Arsenal, Real Madrid and Inter Milan.
The Bavarian team will visit Gladbach in round 8 of the Bundesliga on October 25.
