Bayern Munich Advances in DFB Cup with 4-1 Victory Over VfL Osnabrück

Bayern Munich showcased their strength in the DFB Cup with a decisive 4-1 victory over VfL Osnabrück. After an early goal from Osnabrück, Harry Kane equalized and later scored a penalty to complete his brace. Tom Bischof and Michael Olise also contributed to the scoreline, ensuring Bayern's progression to the next round. The match highlighted Bayern's resilience and attacking prowess, setting the stage for their upcoming Bundesliga clash against Schalke. Discover the key moments and player performances that defined this thrilling encounter.

By Narendra Chaudhary Sep 3, 2026, 08:43 IST

Bayern Munich's DFB Cup Journey Continues

Bayern Munich bounced back from an early challenge to secure a 4-1 win against VfL Osnabrück, advancing to the second round of the DFB Cup. The match began with a surprising goal from Robin Meibner, giving Osnabrück the lead, but Harry Kane quickly equalized for Bayern. Tom Bischof then put the visitors ahead before halftime, and Michael Olise added another goal after the break. Kane capped off his performance with a penalty, marking his second goal of the match and ensuring a comfortable win for coach Vincent Kompany's team.

First Half Highlights

Osnabrück started the match strongly, with Meibner capitalizing on a long pass to score from distance, beating Bayern's goalkeeper Jonas Urbig. Despite Bayern's control of the ball and pressure on the hosts, they struggled to penetrate Osnabrück's solid defense. The equalizer came when Osnabrück failed to clear a cross, allowing Kane to score from close range.

Shortly after, Bayern turned the match around. A shot from Luis Diaz was saved, but Bischof was quick to react to the rebound, scoring to give Bayern a 2-1 lead at halftime.

Second Half Dominance

In the second half, Bayern maintained their dominance, although clear scoring opportunities were scarce. Osnabrück's goalkeeper, Jonas Krumrey, made crucial saves against attempts from Olise and Ismael Saibari as Bayern sought to extend their lead.

Olise eventually scored the third goal, assisted by Lennart Karl, lifting the ball over Krumrey. The final goal came when Aleksandar Pavlovic was fouled in the box, leading to a penalty taken by Kane, who converted calmly for his second goal. Substitute Konrad Laimer nearly added another but was denied by a save, as Bayern comfortably moved on to the next round.

Bayern Munich will next face Schalke in Bundesliga action on Saturday, coinciding with the announcement of their upcoming cup opponents.