Harry Kane came off the bench to score and assist as Bayern Munich closed their Bundesliga campaign with a 4-0 win over Hoffenheim.
Despite a rotated squad and the absence of Kane from the starting lineup, Bayern controlled proceedings with relative ease.
Olise opened the scoring with a spectacular 33rd-minute free-kick and later set up Joshua Kimmich to make it 2-0 shortly after the break.
Kane, introduced in the second half, struck the post before turning provider for Serge Gnabry’s goal in the 80th minute.
The England captain then netted Bayern’s fourth, his 31st league goal of the season, with a powerful finish from a loose ball, ensuring a clinical end to his debut Bundesliga season.
Thomas Muller, in what could be his final league appearance for Bayern, led the line and received a fitting farewell from teammates and fans alike.
Olise, a January acquisition from Crystal Palace, was the standout performer, underlining his growing influence with a goal and an assist in a match that Bayern largely controlled from start to finish.
Hoffenheim offered little resistance, and while their Bundesliga status was under threat heading into the final day, they were spared a relegation playoff thanks to Heidenheim’s loss elsewhere.
Bayern now shift focus to the FIFA Club World Cup in mid-June, where they will face Auckland City, Boca Juniors and Benfica in the group stage.
