
How has Harry Kane scored his first 100 Bundesliga goals for Bayern Munich?
Harry Kane became the fastest player ever to reach 100 Bundesliga goals, needing only 98 games to bring up his century. How has the Bayern Munich striker rewritten the record books? We break down the numbers behind his goals…
Kane got his 100th goal in Germany’s top division with a penalty in Bayern’s 7-0 thrashing of Union Berlin on Matchday 4 of 2026/27. He quickly moved on to 101 with a second that game.
That brace at the Allianz Arena took the England captain to 60 home goals in the Bundesliga. It means he’s struck 41 times on his travels around Germany in the league.
Watch: All 101 of Kane's Bundesliga goals

He got a goal in each half against Union, but he tends to do his best work in the second period of games, scoring 60 times. He’s netted 41 goals in the first half of Bundesliga matches.
Kane’s favourite phase of the game to score is seemingly between the 60th and 70th minute, accounting for 19 of the 101 goals.
Nevertheless, he has still scored the first goal of the game 24 times across his 98 appearances.
There are more minutes of a game in which Kane has scored than he hasn’t, although he’s only netted once in the first six minutes. That came inside two minutes at home to VfB Stuttgart on Matchday 15 of 2023/24.
Stuttgart are in fact Kane’s favourite opponent in the Bundesliga, scoring 10 times in seven meetings. Next on his hit list are Werder Bremen, Hoffenheim (both eight), Union Berlin, Augsburg and RB Leipzig (seven each).
Watch: Kane has scored two almost identical goals against Stuttgart

He has found the net against 21 of the 22 clubs he has faced in the league with Bayern, with only Schalke (one game) being spared so far. Arguably his least favourite opponent is Bayer Leverkusen, with just one goal in six encounters.
Breaking down how Kane has scored his 101 goals in the Bundesliga, he has got 68 with his right foot, 16 with his left and 17 headers.
He has netted 89 from inside the penalty area (88 percent), with 12 from outside the box, including a league-high six in 2025/26 and his famous finish from halfway against Darmstadt.
Twenty-five of those have come from penalties (from 26 attempts, including a record run of 24 converted spot-kicks), nine from crosses from open play, seven from corners, two from free-kicks, one directly from a free-kick, 55 from passes from open play, while two have been recorded as being solo or other types of goals.