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Kane extends scoring run as Bayern ease past Cologne
England striker Harry Kane continued his brilliant Bundesliga form on Friday, scoring the winner in Bayern Munich's 1-0 win over Cologne.
Kane scored a first-half tap-in to sink struggling Cologne and send Bayern top of the table overnight.
The England captain has now scored 22 goals in all competitions since joining Bayern in August, and has found the net in each of his last seven games in all competitions.
Cologne approached the game with their usual gung-ho attitude, pressing high and occasionally managing to unsettle Bayern.
Yet Bayern repeatedly tore through their hosts on the counter-attack, and could have been several goals ahead by the half-hour mark.
Leroy Sane missed two good chances early on, before Kane finally broke the deadlock on 20 minutes.
A quick transition from Bayern left Cologne outnumbered in the box, as Sane sliced through the middle to set up Eric-Maxim Choupo-Moting.
Cologne defender Julian Chabot blocked Choupo-Moting's on the line, but Kane was on hand to tap in the rebound.
It was the 30-year-old's 18th Bundesliga goal this season, taking his tally to double that of Cologne's team total.
The hosts then continued to ride their luck as Kane bombarded their high back line with devastating through balls.
Sane scooped another good chance wide of the post, while Marvin Schwaebe denied Kingsley Coman with a sharp save.
Cologne defended bravely in the second half, as a dominant Bayern side repeatedly failed to put the game beyond reach.
Sane had another attempt blocked by Chabot, before Coman flicked a header against the crossbar.
The narrow win saw Bayern leapfrog Bayer Leverkusen at the top of the table, with Xabi Alonso's side able to regain top spot when they play Werder Bremen on Saturday.
X.M.Francisco--PC