In a heart-stopping clash that had fans on the edge of their seats, Harry Kane emerged as Bayern Munich's hero, scoring a last-gasp winner to snatch a 3-2 victory over third-tier Wehen Wiesbaden in the first round of the cup.

The England star, who missed a penalty during the match, made amends in dramatic fashion, nodding in the decisive goal during the third minute of stoppage time.

Bayern initially established control with Kane scoring early from the penalty spot, marking his 30th successful conversion. Michael Olise extended their lead shortly after halftime, but Wiesbaden had other plans.

Fatih Kaya stunned the Bundesliga giants with two quick-fire goals, bringing the game level and igniting dreams of an incredible upset.

Despite Kane's earlier struggles—including a rare miss from the spot, denied by the outstanding Wiesbaden goalkeeper Florian Stritzel—Bayern's attacking trio of Kane, Luis Díaz, and Olise pressed for a decisive edge.

Kane's initial penalty had been perfectly executed, but missed opportunities from Diaz proved costly, and it only took Wiesbaden minutes to turn the tide.

Kaya's first goal came in the 66th minute, and his second soon followed thanks to a flick-on from Moritz Flotho, sending the underdogs into delirium.

Just when it seemed Bayern might falter, an awarded penalty saw Kane given another chance, but Stritzel's heroics kept the score level.

As the clock ticked down and extra time loomed, chaos ensued but Kane rose above the fray, sealing his fate as the savior with a towering header. This thrilling match not only showcased the unpredictability of the cup but also reinforced Kane's status as Bayern's go-to man in crunch moments.

With this win, Bayern Munich advances, but the thrilling performance of Wiesbaden proves that in football, the unexpected is always just a heartbeat away.