Elversberg equalised just after the hour with Maurice Krattenmacher’s curling strike, erasing the advantage created earlier by teenage winger Lennart Karl.
After a goalless start, Kane finally broke his duck and said on Dazn, “Sometimes you wait longer than expected. Nice to get the goal and three points. It’s a tough place, so we’re happy. We haven’t hit our peak yet, but it’s early days.”
Leipzig rebounded from a midweek Champions League loss by thumping Hamburg 5‑0 at home, with Norway winger Antonio Nusa scoring once and assisting twice, including Christopher Nkunku’s first goal since his August return. In my view, Leipzig’s revival is impressive.
Tidiam Gomis, Willi Orban and Rômulo also scored, lifting Leipzig to fifth place, while Hamburg endured a third consecutive heavy loss, sinking to the bottom with a –12 goal difference.
Juventus fell 3‑2 to Sassuolo after a frantic finish, the visitors taking the lead in the 65th minute when Nemanja Matic slipped a precise pass to Sebastiano Esposito, who coolly finished.
Juventus drew level in the 82nd minute after Arijanet Muric misjudged a cross, allowing Edon Zhegrova to tap into an empty net. Sassuolo reclaimed the lead with Scottish striker Kieron Bowie curling a first‑time shot into the corner in the 89th minute.
Zhegrova seemed to rescue a point with a stoppage‑time strike, but Sassuolo answered four minutes later as Vasilije Adzic curled a superb finish into the far corner, sealing the win with the last kick of the game.
Napoli snapped a three‑match losing streak with a 1‑0 home win over Bologna, Stanislav Lobotka scoring the second‑half winner after a VAR‑overturned header from Arthur Theate. Meanwhile, Lecce beat Monza 3‑2, and Inter host Udinese while Como face Parma and Roma travel to Torino on Monday.
Barcelona kept their flawless start by edging Levante 4‑2 in Valencia, opening the scoring twice within 19 minutes through Xavi Espart and Lamine Yamal.
Forty‑two seconds into the second half Barcelona earned a penalty, which Yamal converted. An errant Espart pass let Levante’s Iván Romero round the keeper and score twelve minutes from time.
With two minutes left, Roger Brugue broke through to give Levante a second, but Karim Adeyemi’s mazy run and finish in the 93rd minute crushed any comeback hopes.
Atlético Madrid turned a dull match into a 3‑0 triumph over Real Sociedad, with new signings Alejandro Grimaldo and Jonathan David netting their first goals – Grimaldo from an 84th‑minute penalty and David doubling the lead six minutes later.
Giuliano Simeone added a third in the 95th minute for Atlético, who were missing Julián Álvarez and Pablo Barrios due to muscle injuries.
Adrián Nino’s late strike secured a 1‑1 draw for Málaga against Celta Vigo, who dominated at Balaídos. Pierre‑Emerick Aubameyang notched his fifth in five games as Deportivo A Coruña also drew 1‑1 with Getafe.
Ferran Torres continued his scoring streak as Paris Saint‑Germain finally won their first Ligue 1 match, edging Brest 1‑0.
Torres seized the lead within five minutes, collecting a loose ball, feeding João Neves, whose back‑heel to Ousmane Dembélé set up a low, curled finish into the corner.
Torres has now netted six goals in five outings for the European champions, who climb to seventh after two draws and a defeat to start the campaign. Can Leipzig maintain this momentum into the Champions League?