Harry Kane delivered a spectacular performance in Berlin, scoring three goals to power Bayern Munich to a 3-0 victory over Stuttgart in the German Cup final. The England captain's brace came after a one-two with Luis Díaz, before completing his hat trick from the penalty spot. This triumph marked Bayern's 21st German Cup title and first since 2020.

Kane's treble took his extraordinary season tally to 61 goals, setting a new benchmark for the competition with 10 goals in this cup run. The victory completed a domestic double for Vincent Kompany's side, adding to their Bundesliga crown. Kane joins elite company alongside Gerd Müller after becoming the first player to achieve back-to-back hat tricks in the competition since 1976-77.

The match featured dramatic fan protests against the German soccer federation's proposed security increases, with supporters from both clubs displaying banners and pyrotechnics. Despite Stuttgart's early pressure and Bayern missing Manuel Neuer to injury, Kane's second-half masterclass proved decisive. His 61st goal came from the spot after Angelo Stiller handled Michael Olise's cross.

Joshua Kimmich praised his team's improved second-half effectiveness as Bayern celebrated ending their six-year cup drought. The victory validates Kane's impact since joining from Tottenham, delivering silverware and record-breaking performances in his debut season.