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Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane (32) traveled between heaven and hell countless times during the 90 minutes against Leipzig.
Kane got up from the stands and came down to the ground after Leroy Sane scored a come-from-behind goal in the 38th minute of the second half in the 32nd round of the Bundesliga against Leipzig at the Red Bull Arena in Leipzig, Germany.
The broadcast camera captured Kane staring at the stadium with his arms crossed next to what appeared to be a tunnel. At that time, the time zone was two minutes of extra time in the second half, with Munich leading 3-2. Munich was able to secure an early victory regardless of the remaining games.
The extra time is four minutes. Leipzig, which led 2-0 in the first half with consecutive goals by Benjamin Sesco in the 11th minute and Lucas Klosterman in the 39th minute, failed to make any significant attacks in the second half due to poor mobility. Munich, which turned the game around with consecutive goals from Eric Dier, Michael Olise and Sane, did not seem to be very difficult to keep the 3-2 score for the remaining two minutes.
However, Leipzig's veteran striker Yusuf Poulsen, who was replaced at the end of the second half, scored an equalizer at the last chance of the game in the fifth minute of extra time in the second half, putting a damper on Munich's early victory.
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Kane seems to have planned to run to the stadium and perform a victory ceremony with his teammates when the closing whistle sounded to announce Munich's victory. Kane stared at the stadium with an anxious look when he dedicated two goals in the first half, and looked bright, giving high-fives with officials around him when his teammates fiercely chased him in the second half. His expression changed depending on the situation of the game.
However, with the equalizer through the match, they tied 3-3 and encouraged and greeted their teammates who struggled for 90 minutes in an ambiguous emotional state where they could not laugh or cry. Kane's expression in front of the away fan was getting brighter.
Kane's 'involvement', which has never won a major championship since moving to Munich last year since Tottenham's time, seems to have overpowered Munich's 'involvement', which has won 33 Bundesliga titles, but Kane's first win was only a matter of time.
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Munich, which has been undefeated in seven consecutive games, has 23 wins, seven draws and two losses with 76 points, widening the gap between second-place Leverkusen (67 points). The only number of cases in which the lead will be overturned is for Munich to lose both of their remaining two matches, and for Leverkusen to win all three of their remaining matches. Munich is 30 goals ahead of the difference, so even if the points are tied in the final match, the possibility of the ranking being reversed is virtually zero.
If Leverkusen does not win against Freiburg on the 5th, it will confirm an early victory regardless of the remaining results. Munich, which lost its league losing streak to Leverkusen, which won the unbeaten championship last season, has only one step left to win in two years. The 33rd round against Borussia Mönchengladbach at Allianz Arena on the 11th is expected to be a victory celebration.
Kim Min-jae missed the day due to an Achilles injury. If Kim Min-jae, who experienced Italy's Serie A win in Naples in the 2022-2023 season, wins the Bundesliga, he will become the first Korean European player to win more than two of the four major European leagues. He won the Bundesliga for the second time after Jung Woo-young (Unyon Berlin), who is from Munich.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
