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Bayern Thrash Bodø/Glimt 5-0 as Musiala Returns — Sep 10, 2026Jamal Musiala returned to the starting lineup to score the opener as Bayern Munich demolished Bodø/Glimt 5-0, with Harry Kane and Michael Olise also scoring and Alphonso Davies adding a late beauty, in a performance that extends Bayern’s 24-match run of opening‑game wins in the Champions League. Separately, Manuel Neuer continued to rewrite Bayern’s European history by setting records for appearances and seasons in the competition, underscoring the club’s ongoing emphasis on consistency at the top level.

Rachel Meyers Davies finishing with that late strike shows how much depth they have even when the game is already won.

Kane Named Germany Player of the Year 2026 — Aug 23, 2026Harry Kane was named Germany’s 2026 Player of the Year, the first Englishman to win the honor, after a 61-goal season with Bayern that helped them clinch the Bundesliga and German Cup; he beat teammate Michael Olise to the award as Vincent Kompany was named coach of the year and Giulia Gwinn won the women’s prize. The recognition places Kane among Ballon d’Or contenders as Bayern maintained their domestic dominance and swept multiple awards.

Paredes seeks Kane red cardSports — Jul 15, 2026In a heated World Cup semi-final between England and Argentina, Leandro Paredes attempted to get Harry Kane sent off after Kane briefly covered his mouth while addressing the referee under a new mouth-covering rule. The incident drew sharp criticism from Rooney, Hart and others, who labeled Paredes’s move “ridiculous” or “pathetic,” while commentators noted Kane’s ongoing attempts to communicate with officials.