Harry Kane scored a hat-trick to become the quickest player to score 50 Bundesliga goals as Bayern Munich comfortably dispatched Augsburg 3-0 on Friday. 

Kane opened the scoring in the 63rd with a penalty before netting a quickfire double in second-half stoppage time to smash the record previously held by Erling Haaland. 

Despite controlling the early possession, Bayern were unable to make their dominance count, with Nediljko Labrovic rarely troubled in the opening 45 minutes. 

The hosts maintained their dominance after the interval, with Leon Goretzka's looped header grazing the crossbar before Jamal Musiala went close soon after. 

However, Bayern were awarded a penalty after a lengthy VAR review saw Mads Pedersen penalised for handling the ball, with Kane stepping up to score from 12 yards. 

The England captain grabbed his second of the game in the third-minute of stoppage time with another spot-kick following another VAR review, resulting in Keven Schlotterbeck being sent off after tripping Kane inside the box. 

Kane sent Labrovic the wrong way but was not to be denied a fourth treble of the season, brilliantly taking down Goretzka's searching ball before heading the ball home. 

Data Debrief: HurriKane breezes into the record books

Bayern have seen several strikers come and go throughout the years, but none have made quite the impact that Kane has in such a short space of time. 

He has now scored 50 Bundesliga goals in 43 matches. Before him, Haaland was the quickest player to reach 50 league goals, having done so in 50 appearances in the competition for Borussia Dortmund.

Kane is also the quickest to hit that total for Bayern by some distance. He has reached that tally quicker than the likes of Gerd Muller (83 games), Mario Gomez (71 games), Roy Makaay (67 games) and Robert Lewandowski (64 games). 

10 of Kane’s goals have come from penalties, while 32 of them have been with his right foot, nine with his left and nine with his head.