Harry Kane's trophy curse is finally broken: Bayern Munich clinch Bundesliga title without kicking a ball as Xabi Alonso's Bayer Leverkusen dethroned after draw at Freiburg

Bayern's coronation was officially confirmed just a day after their dramatic 3-3 draw with Leipzig, as Xabi Alonso's outgoing champions Leverkusen could only churn out a 2-2 draw against Freiburg. The hosts raced to a 2-0 lead in the 48th minute, and even though late goals from Florian Wirtz and Jonathan Tah ensured they got a point from the fixture, Leverkusen did not get the win they needed to keep the title race going for another week.

With an eight-point cushion and a massive 30-goal advantage, Bayern are uncatchable at the top with two games left to play. Their dominance throughout the campaign leaves no room for dispute, and attention will now turn to celebratory traditions and honouring their champions’ status.

Kane’s so-called "trophy curse" has been a talking point for years, but now it has come to an end in emphatic fashion. The former Tottenham star has made a significant impact in this Bundesliga campaign, scoring 24 goals in 29 appearances and has been instrumental in Bayern’s successful run. It is Bayern's 34th Bundesliga triumph, a record in German football. FC Nurnberg are a distant second with nine titles, while Borussia Dortmund are third in the list with eight.

As the title celebrations kick off in Munich, Kane and his Bayern team-mates will undoubtedly raise a few champagne flutes in recognition of their triumph. But the real party is expected to unfold next weekend when the team returns to their home ground against Borussia Monchengladbach for what promises to be a raucous victory party.