The Munich machine keeps rolling. Bayern sets an all-time European record in Champions League clash

The Champions League Round of 16 match in Bergamo turned into yet another showcase of strength by the German superclub. By the 55th minute, Bayern was thrashing Atalanta 4-0—a result that cemented the Munich side’s status as the continent’s most prolific team this season.

Details: According to Stats Foot, after netting four unanswered goals against Atalanta midway through the second half, Vincent Kompany’s men reached the 132-goal mark across all official competitions in the 2025/26 season. That’s the highest tally of any club across the European leagues.

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It’s not just the sheer number of goals that stuns, but Bayern’s phenomenal consistency. This season, Bayern have played 39 official matches and scored at least twice in 37 of them. Notably, they’ve achieved these numbers despite Harry Kane not being in the starting lineup tonight—his presence could have pushed the total even higher.

The fourth goal in the 55th minute removed any doubt—not just about the winner of this match, but likely the entire two-legged tie.

Reminder: Here’s why Harry Kane started this Champions League clash on the Bayern bench.