Harry Kane's 100th Bundesliga goal for Bayern Munich proved to be the difference-maker in a closely contested match. The striker's first goal of the campaign came after a quadruple substitution by Bayern boss Vincent Kompany. Kane's strike, which was set up by Aleksandar Pavlovic, sealed the win for Bayern and sent them into fourth place in the standings.
The match was a closely fought affair, with both teams creating scoring opportunities. Lennart Karl opened the scoring for Bayern in the 26th minute, but Maurice Krattenmacher brought the hosts back on level terms in the second half. Krattenmacher's superb effort from outside the box gave Elversberg a glimmer of hope, but Bayern's substitutions ultimately paid off.
Kane's goal was his first of the campaign, and it marked a significant milestone in his Bundesliga career. The striker has now reached 100 goals in the league, a testament to his consistency and skill. Bayern's victory was a welcome return to winning ways for the team, who had drawn goalless with Schalke last Saturday.
The win sends Bayern into fourth place in the standings, while Elversberg drop into sixth. The result is a significant boost for Kompany's side, who will look to build on this momentum in their upcoming matches.