In an electrifying Bundesliga opener, Bayern Munich sent shockwaves through the league with a staggering 6-0 victory over RB Leipzig, highlighted by a sensational hat trick from Harry Kane.

Bayern dominated from the outset, although Leipzig briefly sparked hope with a close effort from Antonio Nusa just after halftime. Nusa, who had a goal controversially disallowed, was only a precursor to further devastation at the hands of Kane, complemented by stellar performances from Michael Olise and Luis Díaz.

Olise set the tone for Bayern's assault, breaking the deadlock in the 27th minute before Díaz doubled the lead five minutes later—his well-placed shot rattling the crossbar and sending fans into a frenzy, assisted by a clever backheel from Serge Gnabry.

Just two minutes later, Olise struck again. This time, he was the beneficiary of a brilliant setup by Gnabry, who skillfully navigated past two Leipzig defenders to find his teammate.

As the second half unfolded, new Leipzig coach Ole Werner inspired a brief resurgence in his players, but Bayern's momentum was unstoppable. Kane, eager to make his mark after being sidelined early on, added his name to the scoresheet in the 64th minute, effortlessly evading a defender before slotting the ball past goalkeeper Péter Gulácsi.

With Bayern's coach Vincent Kompany making multiple substitutions shortly afterward, Leipzig struggled to find their footing, leaving them overwhelmed as Bayern continued their relentless attack.

This dominant victory not only sets a formidable precedent for Bayern’s Bundesliga title defense but also solidifies Kane's pivotal role as a key player in the squad, leaving fans eager for more thrilling matches ahead.