'Nervous' Harry Kane Scores On Bundesliga Debut As Bayern Munish Beat Werder Bremen

England striker Harry Kane admitted he was "nervous" on his Bayern Munich debut, after scoring one and assisting another as his side won 4-0 at Werder Bremen in the season opener on Friday. Kane, who arrived in Germany on Saturday after a 100-million euro ($109 million) move from Premier League side Tottenham, assisted on Leroy Sane's opener just three minutes in, before scoring midway through the second half.

Billed as the missing link one year after the German champions lost forward Robert Lewandowski, Kane connected play superbly on his Bundesliga debut, going close several times before his 75th-minute opener.

Kane's goal snuffed out Bremen's second-half fightback and opened the floodgates. Sane scoring another and French teenager Mathys Tel, who had replaced Kane, getting on the scoresheet in injury time to ensure Bayern finished the opening day in their usual place: atop the league table.

'Instinct takes over'

"It was a good night" Kane told broadcaster DAZN after the match. "We started well with a goal in the first few minutes."

"I was a little bit nervous (and) excited to play the game of course.

"For sure there were a few butterflies, but as always when I get on the pitch, instinct takes over."

Bayern coach Thomas Tuchel praised his team's temperament, telling DAZN: "We stayed calm, patient, we didn't go crazy. We had a very good game, from start to finish."

Bremen manager Ole Werner blamed the "clear" loss on a poor start, telling the post-match press conference "we held back too much, we stood too deep."

Kane's opposing number nine, Germany striker Niclas Fuellkrug, said his side's poor first half forced them to take risks. "Against Bayern it's always risky, they have quality and they have speed."

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