Bayern Munich continued their dominant form in the Bundesliga with a convincing victory over Eintracht Frankfurt on Saturday, February 15, 2026. Goals from Pavlovic and Harry Kane secured a comfortable win for the Bavarian giants, further solidifying their position at the top of the league table.
The home side wasted no time establishing control, with Pavlovic finding the back of the net to give Bayern an early lead. Kane doubled the advantage just minutes later, showcasing his prolific scoring ability and bringing his season tally to 26 goals in the German top flight.
Kane’s brace similarly marked a significant milestone in his career, as he became the first Englishman to reach 500 professional goals. While the record for most goals in a single Bundesliga season – currently held by Robert Lewandowski at 41 – remains within reach, Kane emphasized his primary focus is on securing the league title.
“I assume that the league title is much more important for him than the record,” Bayern Munich head coach Vincent Kompany said after the match. “But maybe I’m wrong as I was a defender not a striker! He’s Harry Kane, he has and will always score goals.”
The victory extends Bayern’s unbeaten streak in the Bundesliga and underscores the impact of Kompany’s leadership since taking the helm. The Bayern boss has also been effusive in his praise of Kane, describing him as an “absolute leader” who feels “at ease” in Munich.
Kompany highlighted the strong relationship between Kane and fellow forward Nicolas Jackson, noting their collaborative efforts in training to refine their finishing skills. This dynamic partnership is proving to be a key asset for Bayern as they pursue further success this season.
The result also comes as Aston Villa and Leeds United prepare for their own clash, with the potential to impact the top four standings. Bayern Munich will look to continue their winning ways as they navigate a challenging schedule and aim to retain their Bundesliga crown.
The club’s management has expressed immense satisfaction with Kompany’s appointment, with some describing it as “winning the jackpot in the lottery.”
