"We mustn't forget that we still have tough Champions League matches ahead of us. That's the problem when you play on Wednesdays and the other teams are rested."
"Harry Kane should [score the 102nd goal], because he deserves it. If you deliver such outstanding performances, you must also score the record-breaking goal."
Bayern Munich is on track to surpass the 101 goals record set in 1972, currently at 99 goals with seven games remaining. Uli Hoeneß predicts the record will be broken soon, but acknowledges the challenge posed by upcoming Champions League matches. He emphasizes the fatigue factor affecting performance, as seen in a recent loss to Augsburg. Hoeneß believes Harry Kane should score the record-breaking goal, given his significant contributions, although he must recover from an injury first.
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