Overview

• Bayern advanced 3:2 at third-tier SV Wehen Wiesbaden after leading 2:0 through Harry Kane's penalty and Michael Olise before a Fatih Kaya brace leveled the match.
• Kane had a 76th-minute penalty saved by standout goalkeeper Florian Stritzel, ending a long streak from the spot, then headed the 90+4 winner.
• Vincent Kompany rotated six players, started 17-year-old Lennart Karl for the first time in a competitive match, and used Jonas Urbig in goal with Manuel Neuer suspended.
• Team figures highlighted defensive lapses and poor finishing, with Kompany labeling the concessions a "blackout" and sport director Christoph Freund saying the game should have been decided earlier.
• Outlets in Germany report Bayern are seeking an attacker on loan, with Chelsea forward Nicolas Jackson cited as a potential target.