Harry Kane scored twice as Bayern Munich beat Chelsea 3-1 at home in their Champions League opener on Wednesday. Michael Olise pressured Trevoh Chalobah into an own goal with 20 minutes gone, before Kane won and converted a penalty seven minutes later. Cole Palmer finished off a superb team counter-attack just two minutes later to bring Chelsea back into the game. But Kane stepped up again midway through the second half to wrestle control back Bayern`s way. "It was a top performance against a really good side," Kane told DAZN. 

"We spoke before the game that we`re playing the club world champions and we had to be on it from the start and we were." England captain Kane says facing Premier League sides gives him extra motivation to "play better", and Chelsea were on the receiving end as he climbed up to 10 goals in just six games this season. Asked if Kane`s goalscoring exploits made him the best in the world, Bayern coach Vincent Kompany said: "We can talk about talent and quality, but it`s the hard work which gets him to where he is.