"In taking down Union Saint-Gilloise 2-0, Bayern Munich clinched its 250th victory in the European Cup / Champions League competition. The Bavarians were fueled by a brace from Harry Kane, who was one of the lone bright spots on the day for Bayern Munich. The game did not feature the normal dazzling and relentless attack of the Bavarians, but was instead marred by uninspired and sometimes sloppy play."
"In the end, however, there was only one thing that truly mattered - getting the victory: Bayern have won their 250th match in the European Cup / Champions League. Bayern Munich did have to finish the game with 10-men after Kim Min-jae picked up his second yellow card of the match in the 63rd minute. That complicated things, but did not prevent the Bavarians from getting the historic victory."
Bayern Munich beat Union Saint-Gilloise 2-0 to 기록 their 250th European Cup/Champions League victory. Harry Kane scored both goals and served as the primary offensive spark. The match lacked Bayern's typical dazzling and relentless attack, and the team produced uninspired and sometimes sloppy play that left fans frustrated after a scoreless first half. Bayern improved in the second half enough to secure the result. Kim Min-jae received a second yellow in the 63rd minute, forcing Bayern to finish with 10 men. The red card complicated the closing stages but did not prevent the historic win.
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