Bayern Rout Union Berlin 4-0 To Stay Nine Points Clear

The win stretches a nine-point cushion, putting club and individual scoring records within reach.

Overview

Serge Gnabry scored twice, with Harry Kane and Michael Olise also on target in a 4-0 victory over Union Berlin.
Kane’s strike was his 31st league goal, leaving seven matches to chase Robert Lewandowski’s single-season record of 41.
Bayern’s tally rose to 97 goals after 27 rounds, closing on the club record of 101 from 1971-72, which sporting director Christoph Freund said will fall.
Vincent Kompany’s rotated lineup handled suspensions to Nicolas Jackson, Luis Diaz and Jonathan Tah and injuries to Jamal Musiala, Alphonso Davies and Manuel Neuer, as 16-year-old Erblin Osmani debuted.
Attention turns to an April trip to SC Freiburg and a Champions League quarterfinal first leg against Real Madrid, after Union officials conceded they were comprehensively outplayed.