Bayern Munich's incredible 16-game winning streak has come to an end as they drew 2-2 with Union Berlin.
Despite the draw achieved from a late goal strike from Harry Kane, Bayern still remains unbeaten and is the favourite to win the German title race.
Union Berlin defender Dailho Doekhi was the hero to the home side, scoring both goals against the German champions.
Union Berlin got the first goal in the 27th minute as Doekhi swept past Manuel Neuer. Bayern responded with a brilliant goal from Luis Diaz in the 38th minute, making the game 1-1.
However, Doekhi struck again in the 83rd minute, scoring his second goal from a set-piece situation, putting Union Berlin on track for a historic victory over Bayern.
Facing a shocking defeat and the end of their unbeaten status, Bayern pushed hard in the final minutes. In stoppage time, their star striker delivered.
Harry Kane, continuing his unbelievable form, rose to meet a brilliant cross from Tom Bischof deep into injury time, guiding a powerful header past the goalkeeper. The goal in the 93rd minute salvaged the 2-2 draw, stopping Union Berlin from claiming all three points.
The result marks the end of a record-breaking period for Bayern under coach Vincent Kompany, who had broken the record for the most wins to start a top European league season.
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