European football: Kane helps Bayern edge Elversberg, Sassuolo stun Juventus
Harry Kane scored his first Bundesliga goal of the season as Bayern Munich edged past promoted Elversberg 2-1, while Sassuolo staged a dramatic late comeback to beat Juventus 3-2 with a stoppage-time winner. Elsewhere, Barcelona maintained their perfect La Liga start with a hard-fought 4-2 win over Levante, and Napoli snapped a three-match losing run by beating Bologna at home, underlining a busy weekend across Europe's top leagues.
Kane, wearing the captain's armband, struck with 18 minutes left after Elversberg had levelled through Maurice Krattenmacher's curling effort. RB Leipzig thrashed bottom side Hamburg 5-0, with Antonio Nusa impressing, while Sassuolo's Vasilije Adzic settled a chaotic finish four minutes into injury time to sink Juventus. Barcelona's Lamine Yamal scored twice, including a fast second-half penalty, before Karim Adeyemi sealed victory in the 93rd minute despite a late Levante rally, and Atlético Madrid beat Real Sociedad 3-0 thanks to goals from new signings Alejandro Grimaldo and Jonathan David.
- Kane's goal secures Bayern's 2-1 win at Elversberg
- Sassuolo beat Juventus 3-2 with stoppage-time winner
- Barcelona edge Levante 4-2 to stay unbeaten in La Liga
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