Harry Kane makes his debut for Bayern Munich on the 62nd minute but has a lot to do as team trail RB Leipzig in the Supercup
Harry Kane has made his debut for Bayern Munich but he has a lot to do win his first trophy at the club as they trail RB Leipzig in the Supercup.
Kane started on the bench against his team’s German rivals and came on in the 62nd minute after they conceded two goals in the first half.
Things only got worse for the striker after coming on however, as Leipzig scored another goal to increase their lead to three.
A win for Bayern would earn Kane his first piece of silverware with the club.
Earlier today, Bayern Munich fans bragged that they had scored a major victory over their English football rivals as they eagerly awaited Harry Kane’s debut.
Fans of Harry Kane and Bayern Munchen are seen outside the stadium prior to the DFL Supercup 2023 match
Fans queueing up to get into the Allianz Arena ahead of the match between Bayern Munich and RB Leipzig
A vendor in the Club Store of Bayern Munich printing a shirt, which features the name of new signing Harry Kane
Fans of Bayern Munich show their support wearing shirts featuring the name and number of their new striker
Kane was seen on the pitch alonside his Bayern Munich teammates before the match
Bayern Munich’s new number 9 and English forward warms up ahead the German Super Cup
Harry Kane warms up with his teammates before the match
Excited fans of the team gushed that they had ‘stolen’ the English captain from under English noses.
Andy Tremer, 43 who was attending the match with his father Dieter said; ‘England and Germany is one of the greatest football rivalries in the world and I can’t believe the England captain is here.
‘It’s wonderful for the whole of Germany not just Bayern Munich. We’re all excited to see Kane and feel honoured that his home is going to be here.’
Dieter added: ‘In 1966 the ball wasn’t over the line and it cost us the World Cup final. Now the England captain is playing in Germany. Perhaps that’s a bit of payback because Kane is now an honorary German.’
Season ticket holder Hans, who was attending the match with friends cried: ‘It’s 1-0 to Germany. Kane is a great player and what makes it sweeter is that we’ve stolen England’s captain from them.’
Fans chanted Kane’s name ahead of the match at the Allianz Arena against RB Leipzig in the German Super Cup.
The 72,000 capacity stadium was sold out with fans frantically buying tickets in the run up to Kane’s transfer.
Christian Koll who was attending the match with his daughter Leonie said; ‘This feels like a victory for Germany and the Bundesliga.
‘All of Germany is excited by Kane’s signing. It shows how superior our football is’
Leonie added: ‘I don’t really get caught up in the German-English rivalry thing but on this occasion even I had to smile.
‘Bayern fans are loving it because they feel as if they’ve got one over on the English.’