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Bayern Munich rolled past Werder Bremen 4–0 at the Allianz Arena on September 26, 2025, and honestly, it looked about as comfortable as it gets.
Jonathan Tah got the party started with the opener, Harry Kane buried a penalty before halftime and then knocked in another after the break, before Konrad Laimer wrapped things up late on.
The big headline? Kane. With that brace he hit 100 goals in a Bayern shirt. That’s insane considering he only joined last season, and he’s already sitting at the top of the Bundesliga scoring chart again with 9 goals in 6 league matches this year.
It’s classic Kane: calm from the spot, ruthless inside the box, and always in the right place.
Team numbers tell the story. Bayern had nearly 60% of the ball, peppered Bremen’s goal with over 25 shots, and forced their keeper Karl Hein into some early saves just to keep things from getting ugly sooner. Bremen? Only managed 9 attempts total and rarely looked like scoring. They’ve struggled for cutting edge all season, with their leading scorer Marvin Ducksch stuck on just 2 goals so far.
Defensively, Bremen looked stretched. Bayern’s midfield rotation kept pulling them apart, and once the first goal went in, the gap in quality was crystal clear. Bremen now sit in the bottom half of the table with only 1 win in 6 matches, and unless somebody else steps up alongside Ducksch, goals are going to be hard to come by.
Looking at the bigger picture: Bayern remain perfect in the league, 6 wins from 6, with 19 goals scored and just 3 conceded, a balance of attacking firepower and defensive control. For Bremen, the reality is harsher: only 1 win in 6, low shot volumes, and an urgent need for more firepower if they’re to climb out of trouble.
Bottom line, a tidy, statistics-backed win for Bayern; Bremen need answers up front and some tactical fixes at the back.
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