Harry Kane scored four goals as Bayern Munich crushed Dinamo Zagreb 9-2, becoming England’s top scorer in Champions League history with 33 goals, surpassing Wayne Rooney. Kane’s quadruple also brought his Bayern tally to 53 goals in 50 games. Michael Olise scored twice on his Champions League debut, and Raphael Guerreiro added a stunning half-volley. Despite Dinamo briefly closing the gap to 3-2, Bayern quickly regained control, with Kane completing a hat-trick of penalties. Leroy Sane and Leon Goretzka added more goals, making it one of the highest-scoring games in Champions League history. Thomas Müller also set a new record, making his 152nd appearance, the most for any player with a single club in the competition.
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