Bayern München triumphed 3-2 over Eintracht Frankfurt in a gripping Bundesliga encounter at the Allianz Arena. Harry Kane's decisive double, including goals in the 20th and 68th minutes, ensured Bayern claimed all three points despite a spirited fightback from the visitors.

Early Dominance Sets the Tone

Bayern asserted themselves early on, with Aleksandar Pavlovic opening the scoring in the 16th minute. Just four minutes later, Harry Kane doubled the lead, capitalizing on a precise assist from Josip Stanišić. Frankfurt's Jean-Mattéo Bahoya was booked for tripping just before halftime, highlighting the visitors' frustrations.

Frankfurt's Late Rally Falls Short

The second half saw Frankfurt's substitutions inject fresh energy into the side, resulting in Jonathan Burkardt converting a penalty in the 77th minute. Arnaud Kalimuendo's late goal in the 86th minute narrowed the gap, but Bayern's earlier dominance proved insurmountable. Despite a flurry of late chances, Frankfurt couldn't find an equalizer.

Tactical Adjustments and Key Performers

Bayern's slight edge in possession and their 11 shots on target reflected their attacking intent. Joshua Kimmich's role in midfield, marked by a 92% pass accuracy, was crucial in dictating the game's tempo. For Frankfurt, Nnamdi Collins stood out in defense, winning seven duels and maintaining composure under pressure.

Momentum and Future Prospects

This victory continues Bayern's strong form, with only one blemish in their past five matches, solidifying their title ambitions. Frankfurt, despite the loss, showed resilience, and their recent form suggests they remain a formidable opponent capable of challenging the top teams. As they regroup, both teams will look to capitalize on their strengths in upcoming fixtures.

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