Bayern Munich secured an impressive home victory against Union Berlin on Friday night. The team, managed by Vincent Kompany, dominated the Berliners with a 7-0 win, featuring Harry Kane's 100th league goal, a hat-trick from Michael Olise, and Ismaël Saibari's first goal.
Union Berlin held off Bayern's pressure for eighteen minutes. Then, Alphonso Davies won the ball and passed it to Jamal Musiala, who found the far corner from the edge of the box. This was Musiala's first goal of the season.
Ten minutes later, Olise sent Luis Díaz through on goal. The Colombian scored, but the assistant referee raised his flag. In the 38th minute, Olise entered the Union Berlin penalty area, where he was fouled by Felix Uduokhai.
Kane stepped up to take the penalty and, as usual, struck a powerful shot into the back of the net. This marked Kane's 100th goal in the Bundesliga, achieved in 98 matches.
Less than three minutes later, the ball landed at the edge of the box, at Olise's feet. The Frenchman delivered an unstoppable shot into the near corner. With an expected goals (xG) value of 0.03, this goal seemed almost impossible.
Bayern dominated the first half and continued their momentum after the break. Kane received the ball five meters from goal and directed a powerful header into the net, bringing his total to 101 goals. The assist went to Olise, who was involved in all the goals.
In the 63rd minute, former PSV player Saibari replaced Díaz. Seven minutes later, the Moroccan received the ball from Davies. Saibari turned, used his physical strength, and unleashed an unstoppable shot into the near corner. This marked his first goal for Bayern.
A goal ⚽️ came after a brilliant display of skill and dribble by Ismael Saibari 🇲🇦🦁
https://t.co/9X89L6gIN2— MOROKSTAN 🇲🇦 (@Moroccanspl) September 18, 2026
Less than two minutes later, young Tom Bischof sent a long pass to Olise. The Frenchman controlled the ball, dribbled past the goalkeeper, and struck a powerful shot that hit the post before finding the net: 6-0.
Two minutes later, in the 75th minute, Olise received the ball about 25 meters from goal. This move, which seems to be becoming his signature, involved placing the ball under the crossbar with a long-range shot, something he often does.
Bayern easily dominated Union Berlin (7-0), leaving no chance for the latter to get back into the match. Olise, in particular, shone, while Saibari also had a memorable evening by scoring his first goal in Bayern colors.
