Harry Kane Hat-Trick Fires Bayern Munich to Domestic Double

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Bayern - VfB Stuttgart 3:0

Bayern Munich crowned their outstanding 2025/26 campaign by lifting the DFB-Pokal, defeating holders Stuttgart 3-0 in the final to complete a memorable domestic double under head coach Vincent Kompany.

The undisputed hero of the night was England captain Harry Kane, who delivered a world-class performance at the perfect moment. The prolific striker scored all three goals as Bayern Munich dominated the showpiece occasion and secured yet another major trophy in German football.

The triumph carries extra significance for Bayern Munich, who had not won the German Cup for six years. Combined with their success in the Bundesliga, the victory seals a prestigious “golden double” and marks a dream second full season for Vincent Kompany in charge of the German giants.

2025-26, Germany - DFB Pokal

Bayern - VfB Stuttgart 3:0 (0:0)
Goals: Kane, 55 (1:0); Kane, 80 (2:0); Kane, 90 (penalty) (3:0)

Bayern: Urbig; Upamecano; Tah J.; Stanisic (Ito H., 90); Kimmich; Olise (Guerreiro, 90); Laimer (Bischof T., 90); Pavlovic Al. (Goretzka, 90); Musiala (Karl, 76); Luis Díaz; Kane
Substitution: Karl (from 76); Ito H. (from 90); Guerreiro (from 90); Goretzka (from 90); Bischof T. (from 90)
Bench: Ulreich; Kim Min-jae; Sapoko Ndiaye; Jackson N.

VfB Stuttgart: Nübel; Hendriks R.; Mittelstädt; Jaquez (Jeltsch, 64); Chabot; Stiller; Führich (El Khannouss, 78); Leweling; Andres (Nartey, 84); Demirovic (Tomas T., 84); Undav
Substitution: Jeltsch (from 64); El Khannouss (from 78); Nartey (from 84); Tomas T. (from 84)
Bench: Bredlow; Vagnoman; Assignon; Karazor; Bouanani
Yellow Cards: Führich 54; Chabot 82

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