Beat Galatasaray, Bayern Munich Set Perfect Record

Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane celebrated a goal in the match against Galatasaray. (Twitter @fbayern)

Jakarta - Bayern Munich set a perfect record when beating Galatasaray 3-1 in the Champions League Group A match at the Rams Global Stadium, Wednesday, October 25, WIB. The victory that confirmed Bayern at the top of the standings.

Bayern advanced easily in away matches. They won a perfect record by always winning in the Champions League match.

This is Bayern's third win so they have sembian points. The result also made the German Bundesliga giant recorded the record never lost for 37 matches in the Champions League preliminary round.

Now, Bayern increasingly firmly occupy the top position and open up opportunities to qualify for the knockout round. While Galatasaray, which has four points is ranked second.

In that match, Bayern continued to play offensive to face the host who appeared confident after previously defeating Manchester United 3-2 at Old Trafford.

But Bayern made Galatasaray not move. The match has only been running for eight minutes, Kingsley Coman has beat the host goal by completing the assist from Leroy Sane.

Behind 1-0 does not make Galatasaray surrender. They immediately tried to catch up. Luckily, Goalkeeper Sven Ulreich can thwart the opportunities of Akturkoglu Kerem.

Galatasaray finally managed to equalize the score after receiving a penalty in the 30th minute. The penalty was given following the drop of midfielder Mauro Icardi in the forbidden box.

The referee pointed to the white point and Icardi completed the execution. The score changed to 1-1 and lasted until the end of the first half.

In the second half, Bayern continued to play attack. But Galatasaray is also not afraid to play openly for the sake of a victory at home.

Bayern showed his dominance and Sane had threatened the Galatasaray goal. The visitors finally returned to win after striker Harry Kane broke into the opponent's goal in 73 minutes.

Does not stop there. Only six minutes later, Kane made an assist completed by Jamal Musiala. The score became 3-1 for Bayern and lasted until the end of the fight.

"This is an important victory. It must be admitted that we have a match that is not easy. Support from supporters made them play with enthusiasm. This brought us, especially in the first round," Kane said in response to the away match.

"In the second half, we were calmer and superior to possession. This gave Kai's opportunity [scoring goals]. Winning nine points in three matches is indeed very important," he said again.