The England striker opened the scoring in the 12th minute after expertly controlling a lofted pass from Michael Olise and slotting past Guglielmo Vicario. It was a composed finish that showcased Kane’s trademark precision in front of goal.
However, just minutes later, the Bayern forward had a chance to double his tally from the penalty spot after Josip Stanisic was fouled by Joao Palhinha—currently on loan to Spurs from the German club. In a surprising moment, Kane slipped during his run-up and blasted the penalty high over the bar.
The miss drew comparisons to his costly error in England’s 2022 World Cup quarter-final loss to France, where he sent a crucial penalty over the target.
Kane, who scored more than 280 goals during his time at Tottenham between 2011 and 2023, faced his old team for the first time since his move to Bayern.
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