Kane scored with a hat and Bayern beat Leipzig six goals

The scoreboard of Allianz Stadium was frozen at 6-0, and Harry Kane used a hat trick within 20 minutes to mark Bayern Munich's new league journey. Unlike the stalemate in the German Super Cup last week against Stuttgart, Kompany's team showed a terrifying pressure efficiency in this game - Opta data shows that Bayern successfully pressed 27 times in this game, an increase of 40% from the average last season. After Olisse scored a first record in the 27th minute with a small angle shot, Colombia winger Louis Dias, who transferred from Liverpool for 55 million euros this summer, volleyed into the net, completing the feat of Bundesliga's first debut. When Gnabry assisted Olise to score twice in the 42nd minute, Leipzig's defensive system had completely collapsed during the crossing of Bayern's smooth penalty area.

The change of sides and Kane took over the competition stage. After receiving Dias' push and shot from the empty goal in the 64th minute, the English captain performed the art of center twice in 74 and 77 minutes: first, he shot accurately and crossed the double block, and then completed the hat trick in front of the goal. The Bundesliga Golden Boot winner used his actual performance to confirm the pre-match analysis of "Kickers" - his average number of goals against Leipzig has reached 1.2. It is worth noting that Bayern's expected goal value (xG) in this game is as high as 4.8, while Leipzig is only 0.7. The huge data gap reflects the initial results of Kompany's tactical reform: more aggressive counter-attacks in the frontcourt, more decisive vertical transmission, and firepower configurations that bloom multiple points on the offensive end.

When Bayern set off a goal carnival in Munich, Paris Saint-Germain experienced a completely different night at the Princes Stadium. Although Fabian Rutz's long shot helped the team beat Angers 1-0, Dembele missed a penalty and an expected goal value of only 1.2 in the game (xG) exposed the hidden worries of sluggish offense. What is even more touching is the scene after the game: although he had just completed the treble championship with the team, goalkeeper Donaluma said goodbye with tears in his eyes in cheers all over the sky - the management has clearly asked him to find another home. This stadium, which has made the championship with iron-blooded defense, has to face the pain and choices of the blood-changing period of the lineup.