Bayern Munich's victory over Eintracht Frankfurt in the Bundesliga on Tuesday night was a thrilling affair that showcased the strength and resilience of both teams. The match saw Bayern Munich dominate from start to finish, scoring five goals to Eintracht Frankfurt's two, with forward Harry Kane delivering a hat-trick and an assist, while substitute midfielder Samuel Eto'o also contributed with a goal.

Kane's performance was particularly noteworthy as he scored all three of his goals in the final period of the game, which gave him a total of six goals for the season so far. His first goal came in the 61st minute when he scored from close range after receiving a pass from Robert Lewandowski. His second goal came in the 89th minute, this time after a cleverly placed cross from Thomas Müller. And his third goal came in the 94th minute, when he converted a penalty kick after being fouled by Eintracht Frankfurt's goalkeeper Kai Havertz.

Sané also made a significant contribution to Bayern Munich's win, scoring his first league goal since joining the club in January. He netted in the 77th minute, converting a free-kick that had been set up by a corner kick from Robert Lewandowski.

Eintracht Frankfurt, on the other hand, struggled to keep up with Bayern Munich's pace throughout the match. They were unable to find any real opportunities to score and were eventually forced to concede their fifth goal in the 94th minute, when Sané capitalized on a mistake by Eintracht Frankfurt's goalkeeper Kai Havertz.

The result was a dominant performance from Bayern Munich, who moved up to second place in the Bundesliga table, one point behind leaders Bayern Munich. This victory will undoubtedly boost their confidence ahead of their next match against RB Leipzig, which is scheduled for Wednesday evening. Meanwhile, Eintracht Frankfurt will have to regroup and try to improve their form if they want to avoid slipping further down the table.