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Thanks to a double scored, Harry Kane allowed Bayern to return to victory this Saturday against Leipzig (2-1).
Bayern is doing better. This Saturday, the Bavarian giant regained momentum on the national scene. After three defeats in a row, the Munich residents managed to dominate a direct competitor, in this case Leipzig (2-1). A victory which bears the signature of Harry Kane.
In this match, the German champions believed they saw the 3 points escape them again. The score was one goal each before their English center forward relieved everyone at the start of added time. With an uncontrolled recovery, he converted a pass from the returning Eric Maxime Choupo-Moting victoriously.
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Kane saves Tuchel’s head
Kane had already shown the way forward in the 56the minute of play. Served by Jamal Musiala, he broke the deadlock with a cross shot, under the eyes of his coach Gareth Southgate.
The English goleador signed during this part these 26e and 27e of the season. And he is the first player to achieve this performance in his very first Bundesliga campaign. He will be able to savor this feat, especially since for once his personal exploits have served his own.
Thomas Tuchel, the Bayern coach, owes him a debt of gratitude. The former PSG coach gave a smile towards the end. And we can guess why. In the event of a poor performance, he would perhaps have had to give up his apron without even waiting for the end of the season.
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