Harry Kane breaks another record because Bayern keeps a perfect start
Bundesliga
Bayern Munich maintained its perfect start to the season, while two goals from Luis Diaz and a Harry Kane strike saw Eintracht Francfurt’s challenge.
Kane, who also struck the woodwork of the range at close range in the second half, put his goal from his 11th league to become the first Bundesliga player to reach this brand after six games.
The captain of England started the electric fashion season, and now has 18 goals in 10 games in all competitions so far this quarter.
The result leaves the lateral side of Vincent Kompany of the Bundesliga, four points ahead of the second place of Borussia Dortmund, who played a 1-1 draw closely disputed with RB Leipzig, who is currently third.
Christoph Baumgartner scored for Leipzig in the seventh minute, but Dortmund leveled a little more than 15 minutes later by Yan Couto.
Elsewhere, Bayer Leverkusen beat Union Berlin 2-0 Gracious goals in the two half of Ernest Poku and Christian Kofane.
Augsburg lacked 3-1 winners against Wolfsburg, while Werder exceeded FC St Pauli 1-0.
Serie A
Two goals in the second half of a stop, the last arrival in the 103rd minute, brought a dramatic end to an extraordinary confrontation between Lazio and Torino in Serie A.
The match finished 3-3, but the six goals only told half of the story. Giovanni Simeone – Son of the manager of Atletico Madrid Diego – opened the scoring for Torino on 16 minutes before a Matteo chalice for Lazio before half -time turned the tie on the head.
The former Southampton striker, Che Adams, leveled Torino with a little over a quarter of an hour to play before the drama was inserted a notch in additional time.
Saul Coco thought he had torn off a late winner for visitors to the Stadio Olimpico when he scored in the 93rd minute. But the hosts would have the last word, Danilo Catpi sending a penalty in the 13th minute of the downtime to leave things to all square.
Inter continued their beautiful recent series, lacking comfortable 4-1 winners against the Cremonais.
Four different scorers assured that the men of Cristian Chivu made five victories on the spin, with Lautaro Martinez, Ange-Yoan Bonny, Federico Dimarco and Nicolo Barella on the match sheet in San Siro.
Federico Bonazzoli has scored a late consolation objective for visitors.
The Como continued their solid start to the season under the manager Cesc Fabregas, when they drew 1-1 with Atalanta in Bergamo.
Lazar Samardzic gave the guests in the lead, but Maximo Perrone leveled in the 19th minute to give a point of Fabregas a point which leaves them in seventh, just three points from the leadership of AC Milan leaders.
Meanwhile, Lecce has left the last three after preceding the other Parma wrestlers, with Riccardo Sottil marking which would prove to be the only goal of the match in the 38th minute.
Laliga
One day when Real Madrid rose to the top of Laliga, Girona won her first victory for the season with a 2-1 victory against Valence, despite the end of the match with nine players.
Vladyslav Vanat gave Girona the advance before Diego Lopez ranked at the start of the second half.
Arnau Martinez restored her head before a last quarter of a wild hour who saw two Girona players – Ivan Martin and Alejandro Frances – sent to make it a last nervous moment for the hosts.
There was also a late dismissal in the match between Athletic Club and Mallorca, which ended 2-1 towards the first.
Antonio Sanchez was the red card recipient in the 92nd minute after Samu Costa accumulated after the opening of Inaki Williams.
Alejandro Rego caught the winner with eight minutes to play before Sanchez’s red card repelled a miserable afternoon for Mallorca.
In the other match, Levante beat Oviedo 2-0 thanks to the goals of Carlos Alvarez and Etta Eyong.
Ligue 1
Marseille exceeded Paris Saint -Germain at the top of Ligue 1 – for at least 24 hours – after convincing 3-0 winners in Metz.
The team of Roberto de Zerbi entered half-time, but the goals of Igor Peaceao, Brighton Loree Matt O’riley and Amine Gouiri assured at Stade Saint-Symphorien seated at the top of the pile, although he played a game more than the men of Luis Enrique.
Brest and Nantes played a relentless dead end, while the objective of 10 men was the grateful recipients of a late winner when Abdallah Sima scored in the 96th minute against Auxerre.
The former Crystal Palace striker, Odsonne Edouard, gave the advantage to the objective after a quarter of an hour, only for Francisco Sierralta to draw at Auxerre at 61 minutes.
The task of Lens was made all the more delicate when Ismaelo Ganiou was sent after 73 minutes. But, despite the digital drawback, Sima was on site to reach a goal of the last blow to secure the three points.
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