Berlin (AP) – Harry Kane says Champions League They will offer more points than the Bundesliga after scoring two goals in a 3-1 victory over Bayern Munich’s Chelsea on Wednesday.
The English star pushed the penalty away after he was defeated by Moises Caseco and then exploited the pressure on his teammate Malo Gusto when the ball kindly fell to fire within the far post.
“I feel like I’m creating more opportunities in the Champions League than in the Bundesliga. The game is a little more open and that’s what suits me,” Kane told broadcaster Dazen.
“Hopefully this year we can go over 11,” he added, referring to last season’s tally in the Champions League.
Kane, 32, has scored nine goals in five games so far this season in all Bayern tournaments. German Super Cup.
“It’s always aimed at improving and getting better,” he said.
Bayern may have scored more against the Chelsea team, who seemed to have broken energy when Michael Oris forced his goal off Trevo Charova and then got more points against the Chelsea team, who seemed to have fallen into the air when the game was over.
Cole Palmer responded to Kane’s first goal with his own fantastic finish, and he also produced a smart finish to beat Manuel Neuer, but his score was choked offside after a VAR review.
Otherwise, visitors would not cheer after the intense summer transfer activity. Bayern have won Chelsea for the third consecutive time since the club met in the 2012 Champions League final, which disrupts Munich’s hosts in the 2012 Champions League final.
“The top performance on the good side,” Kane said. “We mentioned that we were playing the club’s world champion before the game, but we had to get into it from the start.”
Kane said Bayern’s ball-off-the-ball job is key to forcing mistakes from Enzo Maresca’s team.
“I think you own the ball, you create angles and help each other out. You saw me and Serge (Gnabry) drop quite a bit.
Kane’s second goal came directly from Bayern pressure.
“When other teams try to play, we know we’re two or three seconds away from having our own chance,” he said. “You looked at it under pressure and you saw it throughout the game. I had the opportunity when I won the ball right away, so yeah, it fell on me in a bit of a good place and it was a good finish.”
Kane gave way to stop time for Nicholas Jackson to face his former team. The Senegal forward attempted an ambitious effort from the distance he drifted over the short distance he had to make an impact.
Bayern will then visit Hoffenheim in the Bundesliga on Saturday.
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