Harry Kane insisted that Bayern Munich "dominate" every game after his brace against Union Berlin opened up a gap at the top of the Bundesliga table.
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Bayern cruised to comfortable 3-0 victoryKane found the net twiceHailed Bavarians after complete performanceFollow GOAL on WhatsApp! 🟢📱WHAT HAPPENED?
Questions were asked about Vincent Kompany's tactical acumen and Kane's impact on the biggest stages after the Bavarians were outclassed 4-1 by Barcelona in the UEFA Champions League. However, they bounced back from the defeat in some style and have scored 12 goals in the last three matches with a clean sheet in each one of them.
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Out of the 12 goals, Kane has scored three, including a brace against Union Berlin on Saturday evening. It was a professional performance from the league leaders as they dominated throughout the match and sealed the three points without breaking a sweat to continue their unbeaten run in the Bundesliga.
WHAT KANE SAID
Speaking to after the match, Kane stated: "It's fantastic. Every game we dominate, not only with the ball but also without the ball with our pressing. We managed to keep another clean sheet today which is great. Everyone is hungry. There's still a long way to go, but if we keep going like this we'll be OK."
When asked about his form in front of the goal, he added: "Physically, mentally – playing in this type of team, I feel like at a really high level at the moment but of course without the players around me creating the chances it wouldn't be possible. The team is doing great, we're playing a really great style of football. With the ball, without the ball, we're making it difficult for teams, and when you're dominating a game like we did today, you're going to get chances and I always back myself to put some away."
AFPWHAT NEXT FOR KANE?
The English forward will look to add to his ever-increasing goal-tally when Bayern host Benfica in the Champions League on Wednesday.