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As England’s teammate Jude Bellingham readied up to take a penalty kick for Bayern Munich, the referee had to nudge him away from Harry Kane.
The Champions League semi-final match between Bellingham’s Real Madrid and Kane’s Bayern was taking place at the Allianz Arena.
Jude Bellingham was pushed away from the penalty spot by the referee
He was trying to put Harry Kane off his penalty
Kane did not hear what Bellingham was ‘mumbling’
Bellingham eventually walked off.JulienVinicius Jr. had given Madrid the lead against the run of play. Leroy Sane scored the equalizer for Bayern, though, as they rallied.And after Jamal Musiala was fouled in the box, the hosts were given the opportunity to grab the lead.
When England captain Kane offered to accept it, a friend from the Three Lions tried to talk him out of it.”I’m sure he was saying something to try and put me off,” Kane remarked, “but happily, it was OK.”“It’s unclear what he was saying. There, murmuring something, I noticed him.
“I’ll need to find out exactly what he said. When I’m in my zone, I make an effort to ignore everything.
Before the penalty could be awarded, referee Clement Turpin was seen pushing Bellingham away from Kane.At some point, Bellingham turned to let the England captain have his effort.
Kane calmly took the penalty and sent Andriy Lunin the wrong way to score.
The Germans led 2-1 thanks to a penalty kick from Kane, but two goals by Vinicius Jr.—the second of which was also a penalty—set up Bernabeu’s comeback the following week.
The victor will play either Borussia Dortmund or Paris Saint-Germain in the Wembley final the following month.
After Bayern’s domestic problems, Kane, 30, left Spurs to join Bayern in a £105 million summer transfer. He is still seeking for his first big prize.
However, he went on, “The Champions League is the biggest of them all, so naturally, it would be an incredible season if we could somehow secure that one.” There is still much to be done.
