Bayern Munich have been crowned Bundesliga champions after a commanding 4-2 comeback victory over VfB Stuttgart, sealing a record-extending 35th league title with four games to spare.
The triumph further underlines Bayern’s dominance in German football, as they have now won 13 of the last 14 Bundesliga titles.
England captain Harry Kane was on target once again, scoring his 32nd league goal of the season as Bayern overturned an early setback to secure the win at the Allianz Arena.
Stuttgart stunned the hosts when Chris Fuhrich opened scoring in the 21st minute, but Bayern responded in ruthless fashion, netting three goals in a seven-minute spell before halftime.
Raphael Guerreiro, Nicolas Jackson, and Alphonso Davies all found the net as Bayern turned the game on its head.
Coach Vincent Kompany, who rested several key players ahead of a domestic cup semi-final, watched his side extend their control in the second half as Kane added a fourth goal to put the result beyond doubt.
Stuttgart managed a late consolation through Chema Andres, but Bayern were already in celebration mode.
The result was enough to hand Bayern the title after rivals Borussia Dortmund dropped points earlier in the weekend, leaving the Bavarians out of reach at the top of the table.
Bayern’s latest triumph extends their status as Germany’s most successful club, with the team continuing to set new domestic benchmarks for goals, points, and consistency.
The club has now scored over 100 league goals this season, while Kane continues to close in on all-time scoring records in what has been a remarkable debut campaign in Germany.
