Kane set another record! 23 goals in 19 rounds, Haaland miraculously failed, locking the Bundesliga Golden Boot
In the 19th round of the Bundesliga, Bayern played away against Augsburg. Kane scored his 23rd Bundesliga goal of the season, breaking the record held by Erling Haaland for the fastest Bundesliga goal to score 23.
After scoring 22 goals in 17 games, Kane encountered a small goal drought, and was kept clean sheets by Werder Bremen and Union Berlin, and also received the first yellow card of his Bundesliga career against Union Berlin.
In the first leg against Augsburg, Kane scored twice. In his first away game away to Augsburg, Kane continued his goalscoring run. In the 61st minute of the game, Sane crossed from the right, Guveleu made a mistake in clearing, Musiala broke the ball and selflessly divided the ball, and the unmarked Kane sent the ball into the empty goal.
The linesman immediately raised the flag to signal that Kane was offside, and the video assistant referee immediately intervened to make a decision and confirmed that Kane was not offside. In slow motion, Buzz cleared in front of Musiala, which was a key reason why the video assistant referee decided Kane was not offside.
It is worth mentioning that this is the third controversial decision made by the referee in this campaign, and the beneficiaries of these three controversial decisions are Bayern. The previous two decisions were a yellowed handball by De Ligt and a goal by Buzz, who became the unluckiest player of the campaign after a goal was blown for offside on tiptoe and then provided an own goal.
With 23 goals in 19 games, Kane set a record for the fastest 23 goals in the Bundesliga. The previous record was held by Erling Haaland, with the Norwegian striker scoring 23 goals in 22 games. At the same time, Augsburg also became the first Bundesliga team to be beaten by Kane home and away.
Kane's goal also sealed the win for Bayern, breaking the previous record of two consecutive defeats away to Augsburg, and Bayern also extended their magical record of not losing to the same team in the Bundesliga three times in a row.