FCH Heidenheim Heidenheim - FCB Bayern FC Bayern München

Time for a late cameo from João Palhinha, who has had an injury-hit campaign. Guerreiro makes way having put in a stellar performance here.

Guerreiro upends Scienza wide on the right and that will be a booking for the Portugal international.

The Bayern sub races through on the right and sends a shot from a tricky angle against the steadfast Kevin Müller.

Michael Olise accepts the congrats from boss Vincent Kompany as he makes way for Croatia U21 attacker Gabriel Vidović, who recently had loan spells at Mainz and Dinamo Zagreb.

The Bayern substitute is inside the Heidenheim area and causing trouble. Wanner sticks by the Bayern man's side and eventually ushers away the danger.

Thomas Müller is on for his 499th Bundesliga appearance. Leroy Sané is also in for the Bundesliga leaders. Harry Kane and Kingsley Coman make way.

The shot count continues to rise for Bayern and it's Kane this time who strikes low at the target. Müller saves with an outstretched foot.

That's game, set and match for Bayern, not that the result here was previously in doubt. Guerreiro is inside the area and lays the ball back into space. Gnabry dummies, leaving the ball to fall to Kimmich, who has time to rifle into the corner for 4-0.

A flighted pass into the Bayern box is allowed to bounce and Julian Niehues is there looking to take advantage. The FCH sub goes down but the referee isn't having any of it as he points for a goal kick.

The away side are content to conserve some energy here as they ping the ball around just inside their own half and await an opening.

The England international fires one more effort wide as we head towards the break.

The Heidenheim man clips Laimer in frustration and that's a yellow card. Olse sends the subsequent free kick into Müller's arms.

The Bayern attacker has scored five Bundesliga goals this season, all with his right foot.

Kane lofts an inviting pass in for Guerriro, who wallops a volley straight at Müller. The goalkeeper's block falls to Coman, who traps the ball, pushes wide to the right and shoots low. Müller is beaten at his near post and won't be best pleased when he looks back on that goal. Bayern are untouchable right now.

Bayern should be out of sight. Kane finds Michael Olise, who only has Kevin Müller to beat. The French attacker tries to sit the goalkeeper on his backside with a dummy and then shoots. Müller read Olise's tactic and makes the block.

This is another very score-able chance for Bayern's striker at the Voith-Arena. From Kimmich's corner, Kane is all alone in a central position but heads over the top from the penalty spot.

It should be 3-0, and Harry Kane will be kicking himself that he hasn't doubled his tally here. Gnabry's looping pass from the left drops in front of Kane, who has the goal at his mercy. The striker dips and heads wide. That's quite a miss right on front of goal. Harry is human after all.

Gnabry plays a delicious through pass from inside his own half to release Konrad Laimer. The Austrian waltzes towards goal pretty much all alone, gives Kevin Müller the eyes, and picks his spot for 2-0.

Harry Kane needed only 60 games to score his first 60 Bundesliga goals; the previous record was held by Erling Haaland (60th goal in 65 games).

Olise plays the ball into Harry Kane, and there doesn't look to be a huge amount on with the Bundesliga's top scorer facing away from goal outside the area. Kane spins inside the D and rifles a sublime finish into the corner. That's what he can do. It's 24 goals for the season now for Bayern's No.9.

Now Kane finds his man with a slick pass through to Gnabry on the right. The Bayern attacker smashes low at the target but Müller makes the save. Gnabry was just offside there, it turns out.

Kane and Gnabry not exactly on the save wavelength as Bayern look to get into some sort of rhythm.