Kane’s connection with Bayern Munich is working great! The German side has pushed further boundaries in the Champions League

Bayern Munich also managed to win their third game in this season’s Champions League on Tuesday night, beating a strengthened Galatasaray in a tough environment in Turkey. And once again, new signing Harry Kane, who enjoys a goal in virtually every game, scored.

The win against Galatasaray was the 16th in a row in the Champions League group stage, in which they are also unbeaten for 37 matches. Moreover, they are the first team in the history of the millionaire competition to win 8 away group matches in a row.

Since the start of the league season, Munich has never tasted the bitterness of defeat, with only Leverkusen and RB Leipzig managing to draw 2-2. In addition, Bayern have scored at least 2 goals in every match (4x 2 goals, 4x 3 goals, 3x 4 goals and 1x 7 goals).

In addition, the English striker has scored 11 goals and assisted 6 times in the 12 matches he has played for Munich.

“It’s a really important win because it’s tough here. The great fans made it difficult for us especially in the first half. In the second half we were a bit calmer, better on the ball and we took our chances. To have nine points after three games is really important,” UEFA quoted Kane’s post-match interview with Prime Video.

Harry #Kane zum Spiel in Istanbul! 🎙️💪

🎥 via @HKane pic.twitter.com/VCZomGHEp9

— FC Bayern München (@FCBayern) October 24, 2023

The match in Istanbul is not easy for anyone. Timo Werner, who did not finish the game for Leipzig because of headaches and dizziness, knows that.

This victory is all the more appreciated by everyone, as confirmed by Kane, for whom it was his debut at Rams Park.

Thomas Tuchel can be really proud of his charges. Everything is going extremely well and, given the dominant performance in the Champions League, he can now turn his sights on the league competition.

The Bundesliga is very balanced this season, at least as far as the front runners are concerned. Leverkusen, Stuttgart, Bayern and Dortmund are within two points of the top four.

Source: UEFA, Twitter, Bayern Munich