Harry Kane Sets New Bundesliga Goalscoring Record in Darmstadt Victory

Bayern Munich forward Harry Kane has continued to tow down the goal walls of the Bundesliga in his debut campaign in the German topflight.

The former Tottenham forward and England national team captain is not slowing down on his goalscoring spree for Bayern Munich.

Against Darmstadt, Kane scored the second goal as the Bavarians came from a goal down to whip the relegation battlers to submission with a 5-2 victory.

Skarte had put Darmstadt ahead in the 28th minute before Jamaal Musiala restored parity, scoring in the 36th minute.

Harry Kane put the away side in front in the 45+1st minute, thanks to an assist by Joshua Kimmich.

In the second half, the Bavarians continued on their goalscoring rout, banging in three more goals against Darmstadt’s one to ease to a 3-1 second-half win.

Jamaal Musiala scored again, opening the scoring in the second 45 to bag his brace in the 67th minute

Serge Gnabry added to the tally in the 78th minute, and Tel rounded up the goalscoring spree with a late stoppage-time goal in the 90+3rd minute.

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Two minutes after Tel’s goal, Darmstadt found another second-half consolation goal with Vilhelmsson scoring to reduce the score margin.

The Bavarians ran out with a 5-2 victory, thanks to a potent strike force enough to break down Darmstadt walls.

Harry Kane stole the spotlight in the game with his lone goal. It was his 31st goal this season for the club and the most number of goals ever scored by a player in his debut season in the Bundesliga.

The record was held by Germany’s 1936-born football legend Uwe Steeler – a Hamburg and Bundesliga legend with incredible goalscoring heroics.

Playing as a center-forward, Uwe Steeler who retired from football in 1978, died in 2022 at the age of 85, scored a record 30 Bundesliga goals for Hamburg in his debut campaign in 1963/64 season.

The German Bundesliga has known some of the best strikers in European football but Uwe Steeler’s record had stood to the test of time, towering high above every new Bundesliga attacking prospect until Harry Kane joined.

Kane has now scored 37 goals and provided 11 assists in 35 matches across all competitions for Bayern Munich.

However, he will be unlucky despite his goalscoring prowess as Bayern Munich teeter on the edges of ending the season trophyless