Harry Kane scored his twenty-fourth goal in the league in this season, as Bayern Munich won 4-0 against Heidenheim on Saturday, where he moved German giants closer to the Bundesliga title. Kane joined Conrad Limmer, Kingsley Koman and Joshua Kimmich on Scoreshet. Al -Nasr won nine points from Bayer Leverkusen, second place, which is playing in Saint Pauli on Sunday. “It was a very important step towards the title,” Kimmich told Sky Germany. “We are now nine points – Leverkusen must win. But we don’t really look at them. We have to win at least two other matches to secure the title.”
It was late in the Champions League quarter -finals on Wednesday in Inter Milan, Bayern. Kane, who is still seeking to get the first team cup in his career, took the ball in its role and criticized the house with 12 minutes.
England captain, who joined Bayern in the summer of 2023, now has 60 goals in his first 60 -league games.
Seven minutes later, Limmer passed a smart Serge Janabri and cut the ball through the goalkeeper, Keyidheim Kevin Muller.
Koman was on hand to benefit after Muller saved a shot from Raphael Goyero in 36 minutes. Then Kimmeich cut the ball into the corner of the Guerreiro Corridor with 56 minutes, and closed the result only with its second match in its 46th match with Bayern this season.
Bayern can get their thirty -fourth German title early next week if the results are on its way.
Eight goals in Berlin
In the late match on Saturday, the Union Berlin guaranteed that it will remain in the next season with a 4-4 draw against Stuttgart.
All eight goals were scored in the first half, which is the first time in the history of the German league that has been scored a lot before the break.
Al-Ittihad went two goals when Andrig and Diogo Leite scored the pieces, but Stuttgart returned to the 2-2 level through Deniz Undav and Enzo Millot.
UNION’s hosts regained the lead by a long -term long -term blow from the Leopold Quefeld, before Jeff Chahab Chabaot from Stuttgart and Currict Vohrich are two minutes in three minutes. Hit the ILIC again at a time when it stops in the first half to settle the grades.
No goals were scored after the first half, which means that the German record of 12 goals in one game remained sound.
Al -Ittihad was not defeated in its last six games, including matches against five of the six best games last season.
“It was a crazy – and difficult game – but I am happy because we made it,” said Captain Al -Ittihad Christopher Trimmeel.
“During the past five or six weeks, we have been playing football we wanted.”
RB Leipzig hoped for the first four draw at home 1-1 against Holstein Keel.
Japanese striker Shuto Machino put visitors at the forefront one minute before the first half, with Leipzig tied from the place via Benjamin Cisco when Louis Odinda fell into the box.
Leipzig Peter Galacity goalkeeper collided with Stephen Skripsky from Keel in the middle of the second half and was established from the field.
However, Minz failed to take advantage of Leipzig’s struggles, as he drew 2-2 at home against Wolfsburg despite his leadership of most of the match.
Veteran Wolfsburg gave Ernold his team the lead after only three minutes, but Mainz is struggling with control with two goals in four minutes in the first half through Lee Jay Song and Dominic Kurd.
Dennis Vavro headed the Wolfsburg level in the last minute, as he created a qualified opportunity in the Champions League in their history.
Freiburg also strengthened their European hopes by beating 3-2 over Hovinheim, where Lucas Huiller scored two goals.
Freiburg sits the fifth, a point behind Leipzig and one before Mainz, in sixth place.
Werder Bremen beat Bochum 1-0 thanks to Mitchell Weiser’s goal, helping their European chances while deepening the problems of their opponents’ decline.
Bochum, who beat Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund this season, sits second to the past and has nine points of safety with four games remaining.
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