Harry Kane scores penalty against Manchester United on Bayern Munich Champions League debut
Harry Kane has scored a penalty against Manchester United on his Champions League debut for Bayern Munich.
The spot-kick was awarded after Christian Eriksen was found guilty of handballing in the box as VAR intervened to give the penalty.
And with Bayern needing a goal to restore their two-goal lead, Kane made no mistake as he delivered a powerful effort into the corner of Andre Onana's goal.
It came at a crucial time for the German giants, who saw a resurgent United come out after half-time.
After a dismal half that saw the Red Devils down by two, Rasmus Hojlund scored his first goal for the club since signing in the summer.
A neat exchange with Marcus Rashford saw the Denmark international hit low before the ball deflected off a defender and past Sven Ulreich.
It halved the deficit and there was a new-found belief for the visitors at the Allianz Arena.
But that was snuffed out minutes later when Eriksen was adjudged to have handballed in the area.
While the decision might be seen as harsh by English viewers, UEFA's handball rules are far more lax than in the Premier League.
Nevertheless, Kane was not going to give up the chance to score on his Champions League debut — especially against United.
Clinical Kane!
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