Bayern Munich vs. SV Elversberg: Kane’s 72nd-minute goal lifts Bayern past Elversberg

Karl breaks through before halftime

Bayern Munich beat SV Elversberg 2–1 on September 13, with Kane’s second-half goal deciding a match that was level after Krattenmacher’s equalizer. Bayern took a 1–0 lead into halftime through Karl’s 26th-minute finish.

Before the opener, Kane and Karl had shots blocked, while Petkov’s deflected cross hit the side netting. Kristof then held a curling effort from Karl. When Saibari sent a square ball across goal in the 26th minute, it passed Kane and two defenders, and Karl scored at the far post.

Campbell had a shot deflected behind, and Saibari fired wide. Campbell later put the ball in the net, but the goal was ruled out for offside after VAR review, leaving Bayern ahead at the break.

Krattenmacher brings Elversberg level

Bayern had a goal by Kane disallowed for offside in the second half. Krattenmacher then equalized in the 61st minute, curling a shot into the top-right corner after a pass from Darvich. The goal erased Bayern’s halftime lead.

Bayern’s changes precede Kane’s winner

Kompany made four changes in the 65th minute, bringing on Musiala, Diaz, Kimmich and Davies. Musiala had a shot blocked, and Kristof reacted to a backheel from Diaz. Olise also had an effort cleared before striking the bar in the 70th minute.

Two minutes later, Kane put Bayern back in front, scoring on the turn inside the box after a pass from Pavlovic. It was Bayern’s second lead of the match, following Elversberg’s equalizer.

Elversberg’s late chance goes begging

Futkeu missed a chance to equalize in the 74th minute. Kristof saved a Kane header in the 77th, and later tipped Kimmich’s shot over in the 86th. Bayern finished with the 2–1 win.