Bayern Munich made history with a record-breaking 9-2 victory over Dinamo Zagreb in their UEFA Champions League opener, becoming the first team to score nine goals in a single match. Harry Kane was the standout player, netting four goals, including three penalties, and surpassing Wayne Rooney to become the highest scoring Englishman in Champions League history. Despite a brief scare when Dinamo Zagreb equalized at 3-2, Bayern's relentless attack secured their largest-ever Champions League win, breaking their previous record of 8-2 against Barcelona. Additionally, Michael Olise showcased his potential by scoring twice in his Champions League debut. This match also marked Vincent Kompany's first game as Bayern's head coach, highlighting both the team's offensive prowess and ongoing defensive challenges. Overall, this match kicked off the Champions League season with a thrilling display of attacking football.