Bundesliga: Harry Kane liberates Bayern Munich again against Cologne

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By: Manu Tournoux

Bundesliga: Harry Kane liberates Bayern Munich again against Cologne

At this rate, Harry Kane could well send Robert Lewandowski’s record to the archives at the end of the season. Starting this Friday against Cologne on the 12th day of the Bundesliga, the English striker scored his 18th goal in 12 days of the championship. As a reminder, his Polish predecessor currently holds the record for goals in a single season (34 goals).

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Team

Pts

J

DIF

G

NOT

D

BP

B.C.

1

Bayern Munich
Bayern Munich

32

12

34

10

2

0

43

9

18

Cologne
Cologne

6

12

-15

1

3

8

9

24

Thanks to this 13th goal in his last 8 club games, the former Tottenham striker allows Bayern Munich to temporarily regain the lead in the championship (32 points), while waiting for Bayer Leverkusen to face Werder Bremen this Saturday (3:30 p.m. ). Cologne, for its part, remains stuck in its place of red lantern.

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Manu Tournoux

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