🔝 Kane and Leverkusen break Bundesliga records, find out how | OneFootball

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This Saturday (17th), the 2024/25 Bundesliga season came to an end. As it did throughout the entire championship, OneFootball followed the final matchday, which determined the last teams to qualify for European competitions, as well as those relegated. You can watch ALL Bundesliga and 2. Bundesliga matches LIVE and FOR FREE on OneFootball – the home of the Bundesliga in Brazil. Champion with Bayern Munich, Harry Kane scored 26 goals and was the top scorer of the 2024/25 Bundesliga, once again taking home the Gerd Müller Trophy. Just as he was also the top scorer in the German Championship last season, with 36 goals, Kane became the first player in Bundesliga history to be the top scorer in his first two seasons in the competition. 2 - Harry Kane is the first player in Bundesliga history to be the top scorer in each of his first two seasons in the competition. Throne. @FCBayernEN pic.twitter.com/P8gfuSnpgR Meanwhile, Bayer Leverkusen, despite finishing as runners-up, also set a historic record in the Bundesliga. The "Löwen" (Lions) remained unbeaten for the 34th consecutive away game, something no other German club had ever achieved in the country’s top club competition. 34 - Bayer 04 Leverkusen remained undefeated in their 34th consecutive Bundesliga away match, a new record for a club in the competition’s history. Wanderlust. #M05B04 pic.twitter.com/FqvfI0IjWt And to complete a Saturday of great achievements, Eintracht Frankfurt finished a Bundesliga season in the top four for the first time in 32 years. Just like in 2024/25, which secured them a Champions League spot for only the second time in their history, Frankfurt also finished third in the 1992/93 Bundesliga. 32 - For the first time in 32 years, Eintracht Frankfurt have finished a Bundesliga season in the top four (1992-93: also third) and thus in 2025-26 will participate in the Champions League for the second time. Peak. pic.twitter.com/AUxTfoKU8d

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