Bayern Munich showcased their relentless form with a thrilling 4-1 comeback victory against Cologne in the German Cup's second round, extending their flawless season start to 14 consecutive wins across all competitions. The triumph sets a new record for clubs in Europe's top-five leagues, surpassing AC Milan's 13-win streak from the 1992/93 season.
Early Drama and Resilience
Cologne stunned the visitors early, with Ragnar Ache's 30th-minute header threatening an upset. But Bayern's response was swift: Luis Díaz equalized six minutes later, capitalizing on a rebound despite offside debates. Harry Kane then delivered a moment of brilliance, curling a strike into the top corner to give Bayern a 2-1 lead before halftime.
Kane's Dominance Seals Victory
The English striker continued his electrifying form, netting his 22nd goal in 14 matches this season with a clinical finish from Joshua Kimmich's assist. Substitute Michael Olise added a fourth goal in the 72nd minute, cementing Bayern's progression to the third round.
Record-Breaking Momentum
Under coach Vincent Kompany, Bayern's blend of tactical discipline and attacking firepower has captivated fans and analysts alike. Their 14-match streak underscores their status as contenders for domestic and European silverware this season.
