Bayern – Leverkusen: Harry Kane leaves with injury

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By: Manu Tournoux

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This Saturday took place the clash between Bayern Munich, leader of the Bundesliga, and Bayer Leverkusen, defending champion, at the Allianz Arena (Munich), on behalf of the fifth day of the German championship. In a very lively meeting, the two teams were unable to decide between themselves and ultimately ended in a draw (1-1). A match that Harry Kane was unable to finish.

The England international (100 caps), muzzled by the Bayer defense, sat on the pitch in the 84th minute, hit in the left ankle. After the intervention of Bayern doctors, he finally left, replaced by Thomas Müller. An injury which does not come at the best of times for the Bavarian club, while Kane has been involved in 15 goals in seven matches since the start of the season and a trip is looming on the pitch at Aston Villa, Wednesday in Champions League.

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