Bayern Munich 0-3 RB Leipzig: Harry Kane debut ends in disaster as Thomas Tuchel’s side stunned in German Super Cup

Dani Olmo gate-crashed Harry Kane’s Bayern Munich debut, hitting a stunning hat-trick to earn RB Leipzig their first-ever German Super Cup.

Named on the bench alongside fellow summer Bayern arrival Kim Min-Jae, Kane had to wait over an hour before entering the game for Mathys Tel to rapturous applause from a packed Allianz Arena.

But by that point his team were already 2-0 down after Olmo had opened the scoring just three minutes in, and doubled Leipzig’s lead just before half-time with a brilliant solo goal.

And just seconds after Kane’s introduction Olmo was given the opportunity to complete a memorable hat-trick thanks to a Noussair Mazraoui handball in the Bayern penalty area.

The Spaniard coolly slotted his spot-kick under Bayern keeper Sven Ulreich, on a night to forget for the Bavarians.

Olmo had stunned the stadium into silence early on with a well-taken poachers goal, David Raum’s fantastic delivery into the box was too much for Joshua Kimmich to handle and the ball sputtered to Olmo, who levelled a powerful shot past Ulreich.

The reigning Bundesliga champions struggled to deal with set-pieces all game, despite Kim’s introduction at half-time, and that came back to bite them later on with Mazraoui’s error allowing Olmo to kill the game off.

In between it was largely wasteful dominance for Bayern, interjected by a memorable second goal for Olmo.

He took the ball inside the penalty area on the verge of half-time and ghosted past Matthijs de Ligt and ex-teammate Konrad Laimer with a delightful spin, before driving his shot low into the net.

It was clinical brilliance that Bayern could only dream of. Serge Gnabry was the standout player for the home team and created a string of chances in and around the penalty area, but none of his teammates could take advantage.

Tel, Jamal Musiala and Leroy Sane all missed gilt-edged chances before Olmo’s penalty put the game to bed.

And it largely fizzled out in the last 20 minutes, neither side willing to risk too much with the result decided.

It would’ve been the ultimate irony for Kane to endure 13 trophyless seasons at Tottenham only to break that silverware drought in his first game at a new club.

But it just wasn’t meant to be. Already up against it before Kane’s introduction, he hadn’t even touched the ball before Mazraoui conceded the penalty that effectively ended the game.

Kane could only watch from the edge of the penalty area as Olmo slotted home, and that’s how he spent most of the rest of the game too.

Tel was wasteful in front of goal but he was on the same wavelength as Bayern’s creative outlets, particularly Gnabry who fashioned a number of chances for the Frenchman.

That was in stark contrast to Kane, who looked exactly like a player who’d spent just a matter of hours at Bayern before making his debut.

He barely influenced proceedings, but it should be a different story once he has some training under his belt.

Who else? Olmo lit up the match and rightly received a standing ovation when he left the pitch, having completed his job with 15 minutes to spare.

Starting ahead of Kane as the lone striker, Mathys Tel missed an abundance of chances at the other end of the pitch and ensured all of Bayern’s possession and pressure went to nought.

By contrast, Olmo looked dialled in from the first minute. He pounced on Benjamin Henrich’s knock-down to set the tone for the game, which allowed Leipzig to soak up pressure and look to counter.

That in turn gave Olmo the space to work his magic for Leipzig’s second, as the visitors rushed forward and Bayern didn’t get the chance to properly set before he’d cut through their defence.

The Spaniard was barely visible for large parts of the game but he didn’t need to be; he was there in all the big moments when it mattered.

Bayern: Ulreich 5, Upamecano 5, De Ligt 5, Pavard 6, Kimmich 6, Gnabry 8, Sane 7, Davies 7, Laimer 6, Tel 5, Musiala 5.

Subs: Min-Jae 7, Goretzka 6, Kane 4, Mazraoui 5.

Leipzig: Blaswich 8, Simakan 6, Orban 6, Olmo 9, Werner 5, Seiwald 6, Openda 6, Xavi 8, Raum 7, Schlager 6, Henrichs 7.

Subs: Poulsen 6, Sesko 6, Carvalho 6, Klosterman 6, Forsberg 6.

3’ – GOAL!!! Bayern Munich 0-1 RB Leipzig: Leipzig made no mistake there though! David Raum whipped in a fizzing cross from a free kick on the left-hand side and Benjamin Henichs played it to Dani Olmo, who fired a low, powerful shot past Sven Ulreich to open the scoring. Game on!

44’ – GOAL!!! Bayern Munich 0-2 RB Leipzig Dani Olmo TAKE A BOW!!! The Spaniard recieved the ball under pressure but span between Matthijs de Ligt and Konrad Laimer before cool slotting a finish past Sven Ulreich. Just created something out of nothing there, what a goal!

63’ – Bayern substitution: This is the moment! Harry Kane trots on for his Bayern Munich debut to a stadium-full of fans chanting his name. Predictably, it’s Mathys Tel who makes way. Can Kane bag two in 30 minutes? He should certainly get a few chances.

66’ – PENALTY LEIPZIG! Forget Harry Kane, Dani Olmo could put this game to bed here after Noussair Mazraoui handled the ball in his own box.

67’ GOAL!!! Bayern Munich 0-3 RB Leipzig – It was never in doubt was it? To a cacophony of boos in the Allianz Arena, Dani Olmo stepped up and calmly fired underneath Sven Olreich, who guessed the right way but was powerless to keep it out. Harry Kane was right behind the penalty spot as that was taken but he too could only watch.

68% possession for Bayern Munich, the home side dominated control of the ball but just couldn’t find the back of the net.

Bayern’s four-year win streak in the Supercup came to an end in gutting fashion at the Allianz Arena.