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• Holstein Kiel 1-6 Bayern Munich: Kane hat-trick keeps visitors perfect

  Harry Kane's hat-trick ensured Bayern Munich's perfect start to their Bundesliga title charge continued as they thrashed newly promoted Holstein Kiel 6-1 on Saturday.

  Jamal Musiala, Kane and Nicolai Remberg's own-goal gave the visitors a commanding lead at the break, with the England captain grabbing his treble in the first minute of second-half injury time. 

  Vincent Kompany's side went ahead after just 14 seconds when Musiala finished beyond Timon Weiner, with Kane doubling their advantage six minutes later following a mistake from Lewis Holtby. 

  Musiala was again involved for Bayern's third, seeing his cutback turned home by Remberg before Kane put the result beyond doubt with a fine finish from the edge of the box. 

  Substitute Michael Olise notched his first Bayern goal after Alphonso Davies' shot was parried into his path, with Armin Gigovic's 82nd-minute strike taking some of the gloss off an otherwise impressive display. 

  But Kane was not to be denied his hat-trick after taking a tumble in the box - dusting himself down he emphatically fired home a trademark spot-kick. 

  Data Debrief: HurryKane demolishes Kiel

  With his goals against Kiel, Kane has now scored against all 18 clubs he has faced in the Bundesliga.

  In the division's history, only Miroslav Klose has faced more different opponents and scored against all of them (28).

  Kane has also now been directly involved in 50 goals in 35 Bundesliga games for Bayern since his move from Tottenham last year. 

  Only Manchester City striker Erling Haaland has reached that total quicker, managing that tally in 44 games during his stint with Borussia Dortmund. 

• Rodgers pleased with Engles debut as Celtic continue perfect start

  Brendan Rodgers was encouraged by Arne Engels' debut after he scored from the penalty spot to continue Celtic's perfect start to the Scottish Premiership season with a 2-0 victory over Hearts. 

  After dominating the opening exchanges, the hosts were offered the chance to take the lead from 12 yards early in the second half. 

  Nicolas Kuhn's cross was blocked by the hand of James Penrice, with Engels making no mistake from the spot to net his first Celtic goal since his switch from Augsburg. 

  Luke McCowan confirmed the triumph in the 89th minute, also scoring his first goal for the club, with Rodgers pleased with the pair, but showering particular praise on Engels.

  "He's here playing in the eight position," Rodgers said. "He's here with legs and energy and power, he should be able to score goals for us. A good performance from him."

  But the encounter could have taken on a much different complexion after the visitors were awarded a penalty of their own in the first half. 

  Lawrence Shankland's header came off Liam Scales' arm, only for VAR to overturn the decision, and Rodgers believed the right call was eventually made.

  "When the referee gives it, it’s always going to be looked at," Rodgers said.

  "The ball hits Liam Scales up towards the shoulder on that sleeve part and that’s not a penalty. By the rule, the officials were correct."

  Rodgers' side are top of the table with 15 points, ahead of Aberdeen on goal difference, and return to Champions League action on Wednesday when they welcome Slovan Bratislava to Celtic Park in their opening match of the competition. 

• Ten Hag hails 'ketchup bottle' Rashford after ending goal drought

  Erik ten Hag saluted "ketchup bottle" Marcus Rashford after the Manchester United forward ended his goal drought in their victory at Southampton.

  Rashford doubled United's lead at St Mary's when he curled a 20-yard effort past Aaron Ramsdale, while Matthijs de Ligt and Alejandro Garnacho were also on target for the visitors.

  It was the 26-year-old's 132nd goal for the club, but first since he found the net in the Red Devils' FA Cup victory over Liverpool at Old Trafford.

  Rashford was the subject of criticism for his performance in United's 3-0 defeat against the Reds prior to the international break.

  However, Ten Hag felt that "negativity" was unjustified and is backing his forward to build momentum, referencing an analogy once utilised by Cristiano Ronaldo. 

  "It's very important we don't pay attention to what the outside world is saying, but there was too much negativity about him," the Dutchman said of Rashford.

  "He created two great chances in that game [the defeat to Liverpool]. In other games this season, he has played very well.

  "He deserved that goal [against Southampton], but he had to work for it. That is what he is doing, and then you get a reward.

  "Once, a striker was talking about a ketchup bottle; once it's going, it’s coming more."

  "He has already scored so many goals for Manchester United. At his age, the number of goals is amazing, and I'm sure he will score many more goals."