Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane has voiced his disappointment following the team's Champions League semi-final elimination at the hands of Paris Saint-Germain. The English forward shared his thoughts after the second leg match, which ended in a 1-1 stalemate.
Kane himself found the back of the net during the contest, but his goal was not enough to overturn the deficit from the opening encounter. The first leg had produced a thrilling 5-4 victory for the French champions, giving them a crucial aggregate advantage heading into the return fixture.
Speaking after the match, Kane highlighted the opportunities his side created throughout the tie. He emphasized that Bayern had generated sufficient chances to secure their place in the showpiece event, making the eventual outcome all the more painful for the squad.
The result means PSG will now progress to the final of Europe's elite club competition. The Parisians are set to lock horns with Arsenal in what promises to be a captivating showdown for the continental crown.
The decisive match is scheduled to take place on May 30, 2026. The Puskás Arena in Budapest, Hungary, will serve as the venue for this highly anticipated final encounter.
PSG enter the final as the defending champions of the tournament, adding an extra layer of intrigue to their upcoming clash with the Gunners. The French side will be looking to retain their title and cement their status among the continent's elite.
For Kane and Bayern, the focus now shifts to regrouping after a heartbreaking exit. The striker's individual contribution was a bright spot in an otherwise disappointing European campaign for the German giants.
Based on reporting from Чемпионат.com.