Harry Kane had a tough outing in Bayern Munich’s 3-1 defeat at Arsenal, failing to attempt a single shot for the first time in any match he completed against the Gunners.
Harry Kane had a tough outing in Bayern Munich’s 3-1 defeat at Arsenal, failing to attempt a single shot for the first time in any match he completed against the Gunners. While the English striker struggled, 17-year-old Mathys Tel continued his rise by scoring in his second successive Champions League start.
As the spotlight fell on the Emirates Stadium, Bayern Munich’s hopes of a strong Champions League statement quickly faded in a disappointing 3 to 1 defeat to Arsenal. The night proved especially forgettable for Harry Kane, who experienced an unprecedented dip in his long competitive history against the Gunners. For the first time in any match where he played the full 90 minutes against Arsenal, Kane failed to attempt even a single shot, a surprising statistic highlighted by Opta.
The English striker, known for his consistency and precision, struggled to make an impact while dealing with a hand injury, leaving Bayern without their usual attacking threat. While Bayern faltered, a bright spark emerged in the form of 17 year old Mathys Tel. The young forward continued his impressive rise by scoring in each of his first two Champions League starts, offering a rare positive note for the Bundesliga champions.
His composure and confidence stood out on a night where the team’s senior figures failed to deliver. The result adds further pressure on Bayern as they navigate a challenging European campaign, while Arsenal’s dominant performance reinforced their growing stature on the continental stage. For Kane, the match marked a rare low, contrasting sharply with Tel’s promising breakthrough.
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