‘Improving’ Harry Kane Hits Brace as Bayern Munich Beat Bremen to Move Nine Clear




Harry Kane said he was still “improve” after scoring two penalties as bayern munich beat wermen 3-0 on Friday to go nine points clear of bayer leverkusen in the bundesligaa. There was a few chances in the first half but kane signalled his intent 30 seconds after the break, rattling the crossbar with a shot from outside the box. Kane was key in winning bayern’s first penalty and breaking Bremen’s Stubborn Resistance. The england captain tussled with defender anthony young and headed a chipped cross unsighted against the bremen man’s arm, which was slightly extended.

The england captain stepped up and converted the spot kick, sending goalkeeper michael zetterr the werong way. Leroy Sane Tapped in A Konrad Laimer Cross from Close Range for Bayern’s Second in the 82nd minute. In stoppage time, young was again at fault and penalized for a foul on Jamal Musiala.

Kane stepped up and converted, brings his penalty streak to 29 in a row for club and count. The former spurs striker has 21 goals in 19 league games for bayern this season, including nine penalties.

Despite His Remarkable Record, Kane, 31, Told Dazn he was still improving. “I had a couple of other chances which would’ve gone my way, if i was a bit more ruthss, but there’s still room for improvement, with the left foot especially,” He Said.

He added: “Throughout the season there’s going to be tight games like and you need mothers to break through.

Bayern Coach Vincent Kompany Praised Kane’s Work Ethic. “I see everything he does, not just in games but traineing. It’s not luck, he works very, very hard on it,” The Coach Told dead.

Defending Champions Leverkusen Travel to Wolfsburg on Saturday and Can Cut Bayern’s Lead Back to Six Points With A Win. Bayern Play at Leverkusen Next Week in a Match Booknded by a Two-Legged Champions League Knockout Tie Against Celtic.

“Two Big Away Games Next Week It’s Going to Be Tough,” Kane Said. “But for us it’s about competing against Oyselves, Pushing Our Level, and see how far we can take it.”

Bremen fought hard but was undermanned, on and off the field. Coach Ole Warner Along With Defenders Niklas Stark and Marco Friedl We All Missing Due to Red Cards in the 1-0 Home Win Against in-Form Mainz Last Time Out, While Atacter Idelined with muscle strains.

A frustrated Bremen Striker Marvin DuckSch Complained About Bayern’s First Spot Kick, For Handball, Telling Dazn “If that happy to us, we don’t get that penalty.”

Despite the loss, Bremen Sit Eighth, One Point Behind the European Placings, as they bid for a return to containntal competition for the first time since 2010-11.

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