Bayern Munich v RB Leipzig: Kane's Bayern debut ends in disappointment as Olmo hat-trick gives Leipzig first German Super Cup

It was a match that really had it all - except a Bayern Munich goal. Harry Kane's wait silverware goes on, while RB Leipzig claimed the Super Cup trophy for the first time.

And that's all she wrote! An entertaining game fizzled out in the last 25 minutes after Dani Olmo's third there, and Leipzig have their first Supercup!

Benjamin Sesko missed a chance earlier and he had another one-on-one there, but Sven Ulreichs stood tall in the Bayern goal and tipped it over the bar.

Marco Rose has played his final cards from the bench, as another Bayern free-kick passes without threat.

Dani Olmo received a hero's reception from the RB Leipzing supporters as he made way for Emil Forsberg, while Lukas Klosterman replaced Benjamin Henrichs.

Meanwhile, Leon Goretzka is on for Joshua Kimmich.

Mazraoui looked like he'd finally got the ball in the net for Bayern, but his header rippled the net from the outside and then hit the goal-stand to keep the score at 3-0.

Bayern just don't look like scoring at the moment.

He's been on the field for 10 minutes now, but Kane's really struggling to get stuck into the game.

The England captain is looking very much like a player who's only been a club for a matter of hours, he got the ball into his feet in the penalty area just then but was very static with his back to goal.

He won't care, but Dani Olmo earned a yellow card from the referee there. 20 minutes to go, can Bayern get the three goals they need?

Dayot Upemecano has clearly had enough of the hat-trick hero, ploughing through the back of the Spaniard in midfield.

Kim Min-Jae just put a superb block on Benjamin Sesko who was through on goal, the Korean looked every bit worthy of his 50-million euro price tag there.

It was never in doubt was it? To a cacophony of boos in the Allianz Arena, Dani Olmo stepped up and calmly fired underneath Sven Olreich, who guessed the right way but was powerless to keep it out.

Harry Kane was right behind the penalty spot as that was taken but he too could only watch.

Forget Harry Kane, Dani Olmo could put this game to bed here after Noussair Mazraoui handled the ball in his own box.

And with all that excitement going on from the Bayern dugout, Marco Rose has made his first moves too - Timo Werner and Lois Openda make way for Yussuf Poulsen and Benjamin Sesko.

This is the moment! Harry Kane trots on for his Bayern Munich debut to a stadium-full of fans chanting his name. Predictably, it's Mathys Tel who makes way.

Can Kane bag two in 30 minutes? He should certainly get a few chances.

Are Bayern ever going to score tonight? It feels like they could play until midnight and still be goalless, some good interplay between Mathys Tel and Jamal Musiala gave the former a tight shot at Janis Blaswich, but his save went right into the path of Musiala.

However, the 20-year-old could only fire past the post.

With all eyes on Kane in the Bayern Munich dugout, fans at the Allianz Arena could be forgiven for feeling disappointed when Noussair Mazraoui made his way off the bench at the start of the second half.

But he's created another chance for his team through powerful running towards the Leipzig box, this time it's Jamal Musiala who can't connect.

Noussair Mazraoui has had an immediate impact, he held off three Leipzig defenders before threading the ball through to Serge Gnabry in the box.

Gnabry seemed to have crossed the ball onto a plate for Mathys Tel but the Frenchman inexplicably checked his run to the six-yard box and couldn't tap it into the net.

Harry Kane looked purposeful emerging from the tunnel and he's just gone to warm up on the sidelines.

He'll surely be making his Bayern Munich debut shortly...

Benjamin Pavard, Konrad Laimer and Matthijs de Ligt have all made way, for Kingsley Coman, Kim Min-Jae and Noussair Mazraoui.

No Harry Kane for now, and David Raum just nearly added another for Leipzig.

Thomas Tuchel has rung the changes, we'll bring you all the details imminently.

Dani Olmo's brilliance has contrased sharply with Bayern Munich's wastefulness in the final third.

Young French striker Mathys Tel started the game but he's missed two big chances, blasting the second well over the bar from around the penalty spot.

Serge Gnabry in particular has been bright, creating plenty of chances and Harry Kane will fancy his chances if Thomas Tuchel does put him on for Tel.

Ulreich got back up to deal with the resulting corner, and that's half-time! Lots to improve on for Bayern Munich in the second half, RB Leipzig are in dreamland.