Harry Kane, named the best player in the world in London on Monday, had the chance to put Bayern Munich out of sight at the Allianz Arena. Instead he struck the crossbar from the spot, and Borussia Dortmund left with a 2-2 draw.

Konrad Laimer put Bayern ahead in the 38th minute, finishing from the right of the six-yard box, moments after Jobe Bellingham had a goal ruled out at the other end.

Felix Nmecha handled in the area in the 55th minute. Kane's penalty hit the bar, and four minutes later Serhou Guirassy levelled from the middle of the box after a pass from Carney Chukwuemeka.

Kane made amends with a headed assist from a corner for Dayot Upamecano, who scored from close range in the 66th minute. But the substitute Fábio Silva had the final word: from a Konstantinos Karetsas corner in the 89th minute he shot low into the bottom corner, and the goal stood after a VAR check.

Bayern had 23 shots to Dortmund's 12, but they lost Michael Olise, Ismael Saibari and Serge Gnabry to injury. They were without the head coach Vincent Kompany, who left hospital this week after treatment for an infection, and they play Atlético Madrid in the Champions League on Tuesday.

Sources: ESPN match report and commentary (with AP)

Roma settled this one before half-time. Bryan Cristante headed in Wesley's cross in the 10th minute, then set up Rodrigo Mora for the second in the 31st.

Two minutes later Donyell Malen made it three from Matías Soulé's pass. Soulé supplied again in the 37th minute, a corner that Evan Ndicka headed in for 4-0.

Udinese at least won the second half. Nicolò Zaniolo scored five minutes after the break, and Matteo Palma added a second from a Hassane Kamara corner in the 78th minute.

In the second minute of stoppage time Daniele Ghilardi restored Roma's three-goal margin from Santiago Castro's pass. Roma had nine shots on target and five assists.

Sources: ESPN match data and commentary