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FC Bayern Munich beats Union Berlin 7-0

FC Bayern Munich defeated Union Berlin 7-0 at the start of Oktoberfest, continuing their record chase in the Bundesliga.

18 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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In the Friday match of the Bundesliga, FC Bayern Munich hosted Union Berlin at the Allianz Arena. The record champions played without Konrad Laimer, who is suffering from an adductor injury, and showcased a dominant performance.

The match began with a slight adjustment period for Bayern. However, as the game progressed, the hosts improved and scored a total of five goals in the second half. Michael Olise was particularly impressive, contributing three goals to the decisive victory.

Harry Kane scored his 100th and 101st Bundesliga goals during the match, setting a new record. His performance continued the already high level of the team, which has managed to keep consistent pressure on the opposing defense.

Union Berlin, led by coach Mauro Lustrinelli, did not have a significant chance to score throughout the match. The visitors' defensive setup was unable to withstand the waves of attacks from FC Bayern and ultimately had to accept the heavy defeat.

With the 7-0 victory, FC Bayern Munich not only secured three points but also temporarily took the top spot in the Bundesliga. The match took place on the eve of Munich's Oktoberfest, adding to the significance of the moment.

The match and the clear victory will spark discussions in the coming days about the team's performance, while Union Berlin hopes to respond positively in their upcoming matches.

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