2: 1! Kane’s milestone, Bellingham’s younger brother’s disaster performance, Bayern boasts 7 consecutive wins in El Clasico

Bayern regained the Bundesliga title last season, and Kane also won two championships in three months to end his championship drought; after Alonso left Bayer Leverkusen to coach Real Madrid, Dortmund, an old rival, once again became Bayern's first opponent in defending the Bundesliga title. In the early morning of October 19th, the seventh round of the Bundesliga ushered in the first German national derby of the season. Bayern faced Dortmund at the Allianz Arena. Kane and Olise each scored a goal, Brandt saved a city, and Bayern won the derby 2:1.

Both teams have shown excellent competitive form this season, especially Bayern's unstoppable momentum. Currently in the Bundesliga standings, Bayern has won all 6 games, scoring 25 goals and conceding 3 goals. It is the well-deserved king of the league in terms of points and offensive and defensive statistics; Dortmund, ranked second, has 14 points from 4 wins and 2 draws, scored 12 goals and conceded 4 goals. The offensive ability is not outstanding, but the defense has made breakthroughs visible to the naked eye; the two teams are currently undefeated in the first 6 rounds of the Bundesliga.

Coming to the away game against his old club, Kovac naturally sent the main players such as Gilasi, Adeyemi, Kerber, Gross, and Schlotterbeck to play. Bayern's offensive line combination is composed of Dias, Jaksson, Olise, and Kane; Pavlovich and Kimmich are double midfielders; Boe, Upamecano, Tower, and Laimer line up the defense line; Neuer guards the goal.

Bayern, playing at home, was full of energy. Dortmund was beaten directly in the half-court throughout the first half. In the 4th minute, Kimmich suddenly shot a threatening shot from the outside. Kerber was very focused and saved the ball from the bottom line; in the 11th minute, Laimer advanced a counterattack diagonally, Olise's long shot was saved by Kerber, and Diaz was still resolved. In the 22nd minute, Kimmich took a corner kick, Gilasi made a clearance, and Kane hit the goal with his head from close range. Kerber was helpless, 1:0! In 9 games against Dortmund, Kane efficiently scored up to 8 goals; this was also the 400th goal in his career.

In the 29th minute, Dias cut in and volleyed with his personal ability from the left. Kerber saved the ball and Ryerson made a timely clearance. In the 31st minute, Laimer once again penetrated Dortmund's defense with a diagonal ball from the left. Dias stopped the ball and got rid of the cross. Olise scored again, and Boe followed up with a sliding shot. In the 34th minute, Olise easily passed Svensson's defense one-on-one and cooperated with Pavlovic against the wall before pushing the ball into the far corner. The ball was ruthlessly rejected by the Allianz goalpost; in the 40th minute, Olise moved to the right, and Diaz's unloading shot was blocked. Kimmich's follow-up was still resolved by Kerber.

In the 48th minute of the second half, Dortmund finally got its first threatening shot; Gross's free kick spiraled into the penalty area, and Nmega hit the back post and missed the goal; in the 64th minute, Kimmich made a mistake in the backcourt, Gilasi intercepted the ball and passed it across, and Adeyemi was eager to make a contribution and volleyed directly over. In order to equalize the score as soon as possible, Kovac then replaced Bensebaini, Bellingham Jr. and Bayer; however, the substitutions not only had no effect, but also became a turning point in the game.

In the 78th minute, Kane retreated to the backcourt and sent a long pass over the top. Dias from the left unloaded the ball and forced a breakthrough and knocked the ball across the bottom. Bellingham successfully intercepted the ball in front of the goal line but failed to clear the ball. Olise reacted quickly and immediately tackled the ball into the net to expand the advantage, 2:0! As Bellingham's biological brother, Bellingham has been unable to lock in the main position after joining Dortmund in the summer window. This time, he even played with fire and conceded the goal.

In the 84th minute, Schloterbeck made a long pass to the right. Ryerson observed from the right and passed the ball. Brandt predicted in advance and successfully followed up with a stab from the back row to win the game, 2:1! Bayern stopped early in the second half and slowed down the pace. Even though they conceded 1 goal, Bayern still won the derby 2:1. The Bundesliga has started with 7 consecutive victories and is the only team in the five major leagues to win every start.