Highlights

Matchday 2

FINAL

Allianz Arena

FC Augsburg

86'

BeljoDion Beljo

KaneHarry Kane

69'

KaneHarry Kane

40'

UduokhaiFelix Uduokhai

32'

D. Siebert

Allianz Arena

0:17

Watch: Kane: Great to get a couple today

90'

+ 5

Game over

The referee blows the final whistle and Bayern have their second Bundesliga win of 2023/24. Harry Kane has a first double in the German top flight, the Englishman netting from the penalty spot and then applying a superb, striker's finish for his second of the game. The hosts hit the front through Felix Uduokhai's own goal and took time to hit their stride. But Thomas Tuchel and Harry Kane are very much up and running now.

Full-time

90'

+ 1

Tel off target

Bayern pour forward and Tel makes himself some space in a central area before wafting a shot high over the bar.

90'

Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 90 minutes

Through high-end camera technology and machine learning, the speed of each player is evaluated in real time. Top speed then means, the fastest measured single frame of a player/game.

Leroy Sané35.82km/h

Alphonso Davies35.35km/h

Dayot Upamecano35.02km/h

87'

Augsburg score

Tidy goal from Augsburg. Demirovic nutmegs De Ligt and Beljo is in right in front of Ulreich. The Croatian finishes smartly and Augsburg have a goal back.

86'

SituationGoal

ReviewOffside?

DecisionGoal

86'

Dion Beljo

GOAL!

3:1

Goal probability

Goal probability determines the likelihood that the ball will land in the goal from every position on the pitch. The value is based on large amounts of data from previous years; factors such as shot angle, distance to goal and opponent pressure - as well as mathematical models.

42 %

So close Kane!

Laimer puts it onto Kane's head and suddenly the hat-trick looks a certainty! The ball arrived on the England international's noggin with a bit too much pace, however, and the striker can only head wide.

83'

Yellow card

Ryan Gravenberch

83'

Substitution

Robert Gumny

Arne Engels

82'

Dahmen spares Uduokhai

Bayern sub Laimer beats a couple of opponents and looks to cross from the right. Uduokhai gets a toe on the ball, sending it flying towards the near post. Dahmen gets down and parries wide.

82'

Bayern swaps

Applause all around the stadium as Kim and Coman head off after both having put in a shift. De Ligt and Gravenberch are on.

81'

Substitution

Ryan Gravenberch

Kingsley Coman

81'

Substitution

Matthijs de Ligt

Minjae Kim

79'

Cardona booked

Cardona pulls back Davies and that's a yellow card for the Augsburg player.

79'

Yellow card

Irvin Cardona

78'

Davies praise

How about a mention for Canada's finest, Alphonso Davies? The flying full back leads the Bundesliga assist charts with three, and two of them have been for Harry Kane!

75'

Outpacing Lewandowski

Robert Lewandowski scored his first Bundesliga brace in his seventh top-flight game for Bayern. Harry Kane has managed his first double after just two Bundesliga matches!

72'

Bayern change things up

Thomas Tuchel throws Müller, Tel and Laimer into the mix. The hosts look home free as the Bayern fans bounce and sing.

71'

Substitution

Thomas Müller

Serge Gnabry

70'

Substitution

Mathys Tel

Leroy Sané

70'

Substitution

Konrad Laimer

Noussair Mazraoui

69'

Goal-king Kane

Harry Kane has a brace! Coman releases Davies down the left. The Canadian slips a pass in for Kane who brilliantly dinks the ball, first time, past Dahmen. That was a textbook centre forward's finish.

69'

Harry Kane

GOAL!

3:0

Goal probability

48 %

68'

Unlucky Sane

Exceptional from Sane who takes the pass from Noussair Mazraoui before dinking a superb shot towards the far post, which the ball smacks against. So unlucky.

67'

Augsburg changes

Enrico Maaßen goes for broke. The visiting tactician makes four changes as he attempts to get back into this contest. Cardona, Beljo, Tietz and Berisha are all on.

66'

Substitution

Irvin Cardona

Rubén Vargas

66'

Substitution

Dion Beljo

Sven Michel

66'

Substitution

Phillip Tietz

Mërgim Berisha

66'

Substitution

Tim Breithaupt

Elvis Rexhbecaj

65'

Gnabry header

A lovely, chipped pass from Sane finds Gnabry who, leaning back , nods the ball goalwards. Finn Dahmen makes a top save, palming the ball wide of the upright.

62'

Magical Coman

Bayern's attacker picks up possession from Kimmich and twinkle toes his way into the danger zone. A cross across the face just evades Sane.

Bayern comfortable

Bayern are looking good value for their 2-0 lead in this second half, that first-half own goal and Harry Kane's penalty inside the opening 45 minutes continuing to keep the hosts in a commanding position thus far.

56'

Rexhbecaj booked

Rexhbecaj chops down the pacy Sane and the Augsburg man goes into the book.

56'

Yellow card

Elvis Rexhbecaj

55'

Tuchel notes

Worth noting that Bayern failed to concede a single goal in the first half of all 11 Bundesliga games under Thomas Tuchel.

52'

Berisha menacing

Mergim Berisha, prowling inside the Bayern box, is just forced out of the picture by Upamecano. At the other end, Sane slashes a shot wide of the target.

52'

xGoals

The xGoals value of a club is calculated from the sum of all goal probabilities (goals and shots on goal) of that team. During a match, it’s easy to see whether the club is performing better than expected (goals > xGoals) - or maybe even higher (xGoals > goals).

xGoals

1.33

0.38

Goals

49'

Kane chance

Lovely dribbling from Coman Kane in the middle. The France international pokes a diagonal pass through to Kane, who hoiks over from a tight angle.

47'

Pass masters

Coman to Kane to Sane to Mazraoui: Bayern are looking to pass it into the net here but the move eventually breaks down.

46'

escapeRate

80%

Kingsley Coman

10 times under pressure

46'

Off we go again

Augsburg, all kitted out in green, get the second half underway.

Kick-off!

45'

+ 4

Half time

Berisha heads over the crossbar and with that we head into the break. Bayern have had to work their socks off against a well-organised Augsburg. A touch of fortune led to the hosts' going 1-0 up via an own goal while Harry Kane's perfect penalty doubled Thomas Tuchel's side's lead.

Half-time

Harry on song

The Bavarians' new goal king is the first Bayern player to score in his first two Bundesliga games since Joshua Zirkzee in 2019.

45'

Kane on the spot

Harry Kane's compatriots Kevin Keegan and Tony Woodcock each missed their first (and only) Bundesliga penalties for Hamburg and Cologne respectively.

42'

Bayern suddenly in control

What a difference eight minutes makes! Augsburg looked comfortable at 0-0 not that long ago but Bayern only needed a couple of moments to completely change the complexion of this game. That's what champions do.

41'

Ice-cold Kane

Harry Kane places the ball on the spot, takes a few steps back, runs up and whacks the ball down the middle. The Allianz Arena erupts. Kane has his second Bundesliga goal.

40'

Harry Kane

GOAL!

2:0

Goal probability

77 %

39'

Penalty Bayern!

Niklas Dorsch's arm is raised and makes contact with Kimmich's shot from outside the area. After a VAR review, Bayern have a penalty.

38'

SituationNo penalty

ReviewHandball?

DecisionPenalty

34'

Unfortunate Uduokhai

That's Felix Uduokhai's second-ever own goal in the Bundesliga. He last put through his own net against Dortmund in January 2021.

32'

Bayern lead

Well, it always seemed Bayern might need something out of the ordinary to take the lead the way this game has been going and the hosts certainly managed that here. Gnabry plays Sane in on the right. His shot is saved by Dahmen but the ball then ricochets off Uduokhai, then against the post and just over the line.

32'

Felix Uduokhai

OWN GOAL!

1:0

30'

Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 30 minutes

Through high-end camera technology and machine learning, the speed of each player is evaluated in real time. Top speed then means, the fastest measured single frame of a player/game.

Leroy Sané35.82km/h

Alphonso Davies35.35km/h

Dayot Upamecano34.37km/h

29'

Goretzka shot

Augsburg panic in defence and the ball breaks for Goretzka, who gets his head down and whacks a shot goalwards from the edge of the area. Dahmen palms the effort over the crossbar.

27'

Almost Augsburg

Super play from the visitors to get in on goal. Michel rolls a super pass in to Demirovic who suddenly has a sight of goal. The striker snatches at it a little and his effort skews wide of the far post.

26'

Kimmich, Goretzka lead charge

Goretzka and Kimmich show their teammates the way and combine to burst out through the centre. Sane receives possession on the edge of the box but he's forced away from goal and a loose pass follows. Bayern have yet to click here.

23'

Augsburg discipline

Enrico Maaßen's men have not committed a single foul in the opening 23 minutes of this game, quite a feat.

20'

Home unrest

Kane pops a lovely pass out to Mazraoui, who wellies a cross from the right out of play. A few groans sound out around the Allianz Arena. Augsburg are keeping the record champions at an arm's length thus far.

Awaiting first big chance

There's been plenty of effort from both sides but we still await the game's first chance of note.

15'

Speed kings

Pace looks to be a key factor here, especially with Augsburg playing on the break and Bayern looking to outsmart their opponents with some quick build-up play.

Fastest runner (km/h)

35.82

33.17

Leroy Sané Rubén Vargas

13'

Augsburg escape

Bayern - with yet another corner - swing one into the mixer. Finn Dahmen flaps at it and the ball fizzes behind the goalkeeper. A lucky escape.

12'

Engels alert

Augsburg defender Arne Engels stretches out a leg and gets a crucial touch on the ball with Gnabry threatening to nip in on goal. That was a big intervention.

10'

Bayern bossing it

Augsburg have been slowly coming into the contest but it's the hosts who have been seeing most of the ball.

Possession (%)

5941

Augsburg counter

And there we see Augsburg's gameplan, which won't come as a huge surprise to their opponents. Berisha almost gets away on a quick, direct counter-attack. Ulreich is out quickly to end Augsburg's hopes of an early away shock.

Kimmich has a pop

Mazraoui taps to Kimmich who drills a low one at the target from distance. His effort is deflected wide for a corner, which comes to nothing.

Bayern probing

A quick ball over the top has Gnabry racing through but Felix Uduokhai is there to knock a pass back to his goalkeeper. The hosts are dominating possession in the opening stages.

Peeeep!

The Battle of Bavaria in ON.

Kick-off!

Teams out!

Bayern and Augsburg make their way out onto the pitch at the Allianz Arena. We're all set for kick-off!

Bayern eye top spot

The hosts have a task ahead of them to unseat Union Berlin at the top of the Bundesliga standings today: a win by three clear goals is what Bayern require to go top of the pile at the end of Matchday 2.

0:31

"Huge transfer"

Former Bayern and Bundesliga legend Robert Lewandowski had his say on Harry Kane's recent move to Bavaria, the Polish goal great saying, "It's a huge transfer, not only for Bayern but also for the whole Bundesliga." Lewy went on to praise England's captain, as you can see in the video above.

Atmosphere building!

Both teams are out on the Allianz Arena turf going through their respective pre-match warm-ups. The stadium is filling nicely as we edge ever closer to kick off.

All eyes on Harry Kane

So, the big man makes his first Bundesliga appearance at the Allianz Arena. His debut last weekend went pretty well, with the 30-year-old weighing in with a maiden top-flight goal and assist. England's record goalscorer will be in good company in attack today, with Gnabry, Coman and Matchday 1's double goalscorer Sane in support.

Joshua Kimmich milestone

The hosts' talismanic midfielder features in his 350th game for Bayern today. Kimmich played his first game for Bayern back in August, 2015 in a DFB Cup at FC Nöttingen.

No Daniel Peretz

Bayern's new goalkeeper will have to wait for his first squad appearance, with the record champions announcing: "New signing Daniel Peretz is not in the squad today, as he is not yet eligible to play."

Team news

Bayern are forced into one change compared to the side that started last weekend's opening Bundesliga win against Werder Bremen. Serge Gnabry is fit again and replaces the injured Jamal Musiala. Harry Kane makes his home Bundesliga debut up top. Augsburg, meanwhile, field the same starting XI for consecutive games for the first time since January 2023.

Bayern starting XI

Ulreich - Mazraoui, Kim, Upamecano, Davies - Kimmich (c), Goretzka - Gnabry, Sane, Coman - Kane

Bayern subs

Hülsmann, Krätzig, de Ligt, Pavlovic, Gravenberch, Laimer, Müller, Tel, Choupo-Moting

Augsburg starting XI

Dahmen - Engels, Bauer, Uduokhai, Pedersen - Vargas, Rexhbecaj, Dorsch, Demirovic (c) – Berisha, Michel

Augsburg subs

Koubek, Colina, Gumny, Breithaupt, Maier, Jensen, Cardona, Tietz, Beljo

No goals against

Is it too soon to note that Bayern are currently the only Bundesliga team not to have conceded a goal in the top flight this season? Well, there it is, we've highlighted that nugget for your reading pleasure!

Augsburg's away blues

Bayern may have lost their last two competitive games at the Allianz Arena (see below) but Augsburg's record on the road of late has been worrying. Today's visitors are without a victory on their last 13 road trips, which is an unwanted club record.

Kane's scoring goal

Bayern's hungry forward will prolong his scoring streak in league matches if he finds the net against Augsburg today. The 30-year-old scored in his last five Premier League matches for Tottenham Hotstpur (a run that stretches back to April) while he also scored on his Bundesliga debut against Werder Bremen last week.

Weather watch

It's a rainy one in Munich today with a high of 17 degrees Celsius, or 62 Fahrenheit. Expect a slick surface at the Allianz Arena.

3:46

Watch: Harry Kane, a tactical analysis

All eyes will again be on Kane today as he makes his first league appearance at the Allianz Arena. This week, we trained the microscope on how the England captain fits into Bayern's system.

Maaßen: "We need another perfect day"

Augsburg boss Maaßen, meanwhile, was quick to point to his side's most recent triumph against Die Roten. "We managed to beat Bayern at home last season. We need another perfect day like that, then we can get something in Munich."

Tuchel: "Augsburg have changed their style"

Bayern manager Thomas Tuchel is expecting to face an outfit unlike the ones we have seen in recent previous campaigns this weekend. "Augsburg have changed their style a bit," he said in his pre-match press conference. "They're prioritising passing and keeping the ball more. We're expecting a combination of good counter-attacking and build-up play."

Head-to-head

Bayern have a strong record at home against Augsburg, as versus most teams in the Bundesliga, having lost just one of the 12 meetings between the teams at the Allianz Arena in the top flight. However, Die Fuggerstädter are not to be underestimated - they have beaten their more illustrious opponents in each of the past two league campaigns.

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4:24

Watch: Harry Kane's roots

The England national team's record goalscorer joined Bayern Munich from Tottenham Hotspur this summer - but what's his back story?

Bayern team news

The big news from Bayern this week is that Jamal Musiala faces a spell on the sidelines after sustaining a hamstring injury in training. Thomas Müller is set to come in to feed Kane, who's all set to make his full home debut, fresh from a short round trip to London for the birth of his fourth child.

Augsburg team news

Enrico Maaßen is expected to stick with the same team that drew with Gladbach. That means summer signing Sven Michel, who scored in that game, should keep his place in attack. Mergim Berisha was kept quiet, but travels to Munich with five goals in four competitive games against Bayern (for Red Bull Salzburg and Augsburg).

Probable line-ups

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0:49

Watch: Happy 60th Birthday!

The Bundesliga celebrates its 60th birthday on 24 August. Thrills, spills, star dust, memorable fan moments and more - here's to much more of the same in Munich and beyond!

Fortress Allianz?

Bayern have lost their last two fixtures at the Allianz Arena (both against Leipzig), but haven’t suffered three straight competitive defeats at home since 1977. They also haven’t lost their first Bundesliga home game of a season since 2011 (1-0 vs. Gladbach).

2:03

Watch: Bayern 5-3 Augsburg - previous meeting

Having lost in Augsburg earlier in the campaign, Bayern did it the hard way on home soil, coming from behind to win an entertaining eight-goal contest.

2:03

Watch: Bremen 0-4 Bayern

Defending champions Bayern got their title defence off to a flier in Bremen. Leroy Sane scored twice, but Kane took the headlines with a goal and assist on his Bundesliga debut.

2:03

Watch: Augsburg 4-4 Gladbach

Augsburg played their part in one of the games of the weekend on Matchday 1. From 2-0 and 3-1 down, they led 4-3 until the 97th minute, when Tomas Cvancara brought Gladbach level from the penalty spot.

0:30

Welcome!

After starring for Bayern Munich on Bundesliga Matchday 1, will Harry Hurri-Kane blow through the Augsburg defence at the Allianz Arena on Sunday? Stay tuned to find out...