FC Bayern: Shock about Kane

Bayern Munich may have to fear the loss of their top scorer Harry Kane. The Englishman limped off the field after just 33 minutes in the top game at Borussia Dortmund (1-1). When the score was 0-1, striker Thomas Müller came into the game.

It was initially not clear what exactly had happened. Bayern officials later explained that it was an injury to the back of the thigh. Kane had sat down on the ground and indicated that he could not continue playing.

“Harry doesn’t just sit on the floor like that. And if someone like Harry sits down on the ground against Dortmund, then it’s clear that it can only be something worse,” feared substitute Müller after the party Heaven.

Vincent Kompany, on the other hand, gave the cautious all-clear. “He says it’s not that bad.” “Tomorrow we’ll get the pictures and then we’ll know more,” said the Bayern coach.

“He felt something in his thigh,” said sports director Max Eberl. It’s “probably not that bad, but we won’t be able to say more precisely until tomorrow or the day after.”

“It looks like a muscle problem and that’s not something you normally fix in three days unless there’s a medical miracle,” commentede Heaven-Expert Lothar Matthäus the injury.

Bayern’s problem: “They are double-teamed everywhere, but not in the striker position,” concluded the 63-year-old.

On Tuesday (8:45 p.m.) Bayern will face double winner Bayer Leverkusen in the round of 16 of the DFB Cup. A loss by Kane would cause pain for the German record champions; the English international has scored 14 goals this season in the league so far.

With Sports Information Service (SID)