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Bayern's Kane moved to 55 league goals in 50 appearances, another Bundesliga goalscoring record that the England captain has rewritten. Bayern Munich stretched their lead at the top of the Bundesliga to nine points Saturday with an extraordinary victory over Holstein Kiel. The hosts seemed to be coasting heading into added time, but Steven Skrzybski scored twice in stoppage time as Kiel threatened to steal an unlikely point.
With Bayern's closest title rivals, Bayer Leverkusen, hosting Hoffenheim Sunday, Vincent Kompany's side took their chance to create a gulf between them and the champions. The Bavarians went ahead in the 19th minute when Jamal Musiala finished a beautiful team goal that involved a quick interchange of passes between Joshua Kimmich, Michael Olise and then Musiala, who steered in his 10th league goal of the season.
Bayern found top gear and dominated the rest of the half with Olise and Aleksandar Pavlovic going close from long range. Kiel had almost made it to half-time just a goal behind but with less than a minute of stoppage time to go, Bayern struck a killer blow. Kingsley Coman beat his man on the left and lofted a cross onto the head of Harry Kane, who could not miss from close range. Kane scored another in the first minute of the second half, heading home Raphael Guerreiro's pinpoint cross.
It was Kane's 55th league goal in 50 appearances, another Bundesliga goalscoring record that the England captain has rewritten. Serge Gnabry, a half-time replacement for Olise, joined the party with a fine goal, bringing a high ball under his spell with his right foot and volleying in with his left. Kiel struck back with a beautifully-executed strike by Porath which seemed little more than a consolation, even after the fourth official indicated five additional minutes.
Skrzybski scored in the 91st and 93rd minutes to punish Bayern's lack of concentration, but the hosts limped over the line as wounded victors. Borussia Dortmund picked up a slim victory at struggling Heidenheim in their final game before Niko Kovac takes charge of the Black and Yellows, following the recent sacking of coach Nuri Sahin. Heidenheim could not clear Julian Ryerson's corner, Waldemar Anton juggled the ball in the box and slid a tame shot towards goal that Serhou Guirassy seized on to score from close range.