Harry Kane acknowledges Arsenal punished Bayern in Champions League draw
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 23, 2026, 9:35 AM
Last updated Oct 23, 2026

In a recent Champions League match, Harry Kane admitted that Arsenal 'punished' Bayern Munich for failing to secure a win. Kane, who scored a penalty for Bayern, noted that while his team had the lead, Arsenal's resilience allowed them to level the score. He mentioned that a draw was a fair outcome given the circumstances, highlighting that Bayern missed opportunities to clinch the match. Arsenal can take confidence from this away draw against a top-tier team as they prepare to face Real Madrid in their next group match.
- •Harry Kane scored a penalty for Bayern Munich.
- •Arsenal equalized after a strong performance.
- •Kane called the draw a fair result.
- •Bayern aimed to finish the game strongly but fell short.
- •Arsenal will next play Real Madrid at home.
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"Harry Kane has admitted that Arsenal ‘punished’ Bayern Munich for failing to kill the game off in midweek, adding that a draw was probably a fair result.Photo by Alex Grimm/Getty ImagesFormer Tott...
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