Bayern Munich beats FC Augsburg with Kane scoring twice and providing an assist.

Bayern Munich secured their place in the Champions League knockout stage by defeating FC Augsburg 2-1 on Saturday evening at Allianz Arena.

The Bavarian giants started brightly, with Robert Lewandowski opening the scoring for Bayern in the 18th minute. The German striker found the back of the net after receiving a pass from Kingsley Coman.

Augsburg, who had been struggling to find the back of the net, began to show signs of life in the second half. However, they could not find an equalizer as Bayern maintained control of the game.

Kane's second goal came in the 67th minute, when he scored a stunning volley off the post after receiving a pass from Kingsley Coman. This was his first goal since returning from injury in February.

The third and final goal came in the 90th minute, when Bayern extended their lead with a header from Julian Nagelsmann's substitute, Thomas Müller.

Kane provided an assist for both of Bayern's goals, making him the perfect partner for Lewandowski and Coman.

The win is crucial for Bayern, who now have a clear path to the semi-finals of the competition. They will face either Paris Saint-Germain or Real Madrid in the next round, depending on the outcome of their match against Atletico Madrid on Tuesday night.

The victory also comes as a boost for Bayern's supporters, who have been eagerly waiting for this moment after several years of disappointment. The club has been struggling under the leadership of Joachim Low, but they seem to be turning things around under new manager Julian Nagelsmann.

Overall, this was another impressive performance from Bayern Munich, which shows that they are still one of the best teams in Europe. With their win over Augsburg, they have set themselves up well for the rest of the season and for their journey towards the Champions League title.