Leverkusen beat Augsburg to delay Bayern's title party

Bayern Munich and Harry Kane's title celebrations will need to wait after Bayer Leverkusen's 2-0 win over Augsburg cancelled out the Bavarians' 3-0 home victory over Mainz on Saturday in the Bundesliga.

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Bayern needed to win and hope Leverkusen dropped points to lift the title. First-half goals from Leroy Sane and Michael Olise and a late Eric Dier strike put Bayern on course, but Xabi Alonso's defending champions were not willing to cede their title so easily.

Bayern can collect their 34th league title with a win next week at RB Leipzig but will need to do so without Kane.

The England captain, who has famously never lifted a team title with club or country in his career, will miss the match with a yellow card suspension.

Serge Gnabry created Bayern’s opener for Sane, dribbling through a crowded penalty area and cutting back for the former Manchester City winger to score.

Olise doubled up with 40 minutes played, drifting in off the right and wrongfooting the goalkeeper with a low shot at the near post.

With 10 minutes remaining, Bayern veteran Thomas Mueller, who will leave the club at season's end, came off the bench for his 500th Bundesliga appearance.

Dier, also yet to win a team trophy in his career, headed in from a corner with six minutes remaining.