Bayern Munich produced another emphatic attacking display on Friday night, dismantling Union Berlin 7–0 at the Allianz Arena to open the fourth matchday of the Bundesliga in spectacular fashion.
Among the many highlights was a special moment for Moroccan international Ismael Saibari, who finally opened his Bayern account since joining the German giants.
The victory took Vincent Kompany's side to 10 points from their opening four league matches, keeping them firmly among the early pace-setters.
Musiala Gets Bayern Rolling
Bayern needed just 18 minutes to break the deadlock.
Jamal Musiala opened the scoring, setting the tone for an evening that would quickly turn into a one-sided affair.
The hosts continued to control possession and create opportunities, with Union struggling to contain Bayern's attacking movement.
Kane Reaches Another Bundesliga Milestone
The second goal arrived in the 39th minute.
After Michael Olise was brought down inside the box, Harry Kane stepped up from the penalty spot and calmly converted.
The goal carried particular significance.
It was the England captain's 100th Bundesliga goal, reached in just 98 appearances, a new record for the competition.
The previous benchmark had belonged to Dieter Müller, who required 129 matches to reach 100 Bundesliga goals with FC Köln in the early 1970s.
Olise Takes Centre Stage
Just before halftime, Michael Olise added another moment of quality.
The French international cut inside before producing a superb left-footed strike into the near corner in the 43rd minute, giving Bayern a commanding 3–0 lead at the break.
But his performance was only beginning.
In the 54th minute, the winger delivered a perfectly weighted cross for Kane, who completed his brace and pushed Bayern's advantage to four goals.
Saibari Opens His Bayern Account
Then came the moment Moroccan football supporters had been waiting for.
In the 70th minute, the Atlas Lion found the back of the net to score his first goal for Bayern Munich.
It was a significant milestone for the midfielder, who has now opened his scoring account with one of Europe's biggest clubs.
The goal arrived during an extraordinary attacking performance from Bayern, with the Moroccan contributing his own moment to an already memorable night at the Allianz Arena.
Olise Completes a Remarkable Hat-Trick
The French winger responded almost immediately.
Just three minutes after the Moroccan's goal, Olise struck again, this time benefiting from the post after producing a brilliant control from a long ball by Tom Bischof.
Then, in the 76th minute, he completed his hat-trick with a beautifully curled left-footed effort from around 20 metres.
It was his first hat-trick for Bayern, and another reminder of the extraordinary start he has made to the season.
A Stunning Start to the Season
Olise's numbers underline just how productive he has been.
After joining Bayern in the summer of 2024, the 24-year-old has now registered eight goals and three assists in seven matches across all competitions this season.
Against Union Berlin alone, he produced a hat-trick, supplied an assist and won the penalty converted by Kane.
Bayern Keep the Pressure On
The seven-goal victory leaves Bayern with 10 points after four Bundesliga matches, maintaining their strong start to the campaign.
Freiburg and Borussia Dortmund, the only other teams to have won their first three league matches, will both be in action on Saturday, travelling to Frankfurt and Stuttgart respectively.
Bayern will therefore continue to watch the early standings closely as the title race begins to take shape.
Saibari Takes Another Step Forward
For the Moroccan midfielder, however, the biggest takeaway from the evening is personal.
Scoring his first Bayern goal in a 7–0 Bundesliga victory represents an important moment in his development at the club and adds another milestone to his growing European career.
After the upcoming international break at the end of September and beginning of October, Bayern will return to action away to Augsburg, before travelling to Norway to face Viking in Stavanger.
For now, the night belongs to Bayern's attacking stars, but for Moroccan supporters, Saibari's first goal in Munich provides another reason to celebrate.