Bayern Munich have secured their 35th Bundesliga title in style after a commanding 4–2 comeback victory over VfB Stuttgart, with four matches still remaining in the season.
England captain Harry Kane led the charge, scoring his 32nd league goal of the campaign as Bayern overturned an early setback to seal the championship. He was joined on the scoresheet by Raphael Guerreiro, Nicolas Jackson, and Alphonso Davies in a dominant team display.
Stuttgart briefly stunned the hosts when Chris Führich opened the scoring in the first half, but Bayern responded emphatically, netting three goals in a seven-minute blitz before halftime. Kane added a second-half strike to put the result beyond doubt.
Bayern head coach Vincent Kompany rotated several key players with a German Cup semi-final approaching, but the squad depth proved more than enough to secure victory and the title.
The win was effectively sealed after Borussia Dortmund’s 2–1 defeat to Hoffenheim left Bayern needing just a point to become champions.
With this triumph, Bayern extend their domestic dominance, winning 13 of the last 14 Bundesliga titles and reinforcing their status as Germany’s most successful club.
The team has also set new attacking records this season, scoring 109 league goals — the highest in Bundesliga history — with four matches still to play. Kane remains in pursuit of further individual milestones, while teammate Michael Olise continues to challenge assist records.
Despite late consolation from Stuttgart’s Chema Andrés, Bayern had already begun celebrations, marking another historic chapter in their record-breaking campaign.
