NOTHING CAN STOP ME!!!, NO CLUB CAN STOP ME FROM GETTING MY DESERVED UCL TITILE, HARRY KANE SPEAKS.

Lazio began the match strongly, displaying confidence and decisiveness, whereas Bayern appeared hesitant and fearful. Goals influence matches, and despite the Italians applying early pressure, they did not capitalize on it as Ciro Immobile missed a close-range header. That was the pivotal moment when the contest shifted in Bayern’s favor, leading to them capitalizing on the visitors’ mistakes. Kane netted his 32nd goal of the season with a characteristic predatory finish, and the noticeable relief at the Allianz Arena was tangible. Bayern’s players advanced in the latter part of the first half, and Thomas Muller scored by intuitively redirecting Matthijs de Ligt’s powerful volley, giving his team the lead.

Bayern came out confidently after half-time with a 2-0 lead in the match and a 2-1 lead overall. Thomas Tuchel and his team seemed to have suddenly recalled their past success in this competition, as well as the general talent that has frequently been underutilized this season. Kane, known for his frugality, scored his second goal by quickly reacting to the opposition goalkeeper’s save. Muller almost scored a second goal when he hit the post late in the game. However, Tuchel is not concerned because his team dodged a major threat and advanced to the quarter-finals in a competition that could be their greatest chance at winning a trophy this season.

Kane scored his 50th and 51st goals in European football, equalling and then surpassing Chelsea star Didier Drogba’s record of 50 goals on the continent.

Who other than Kane?! He had minimal involvement in the first half and was left alone as Bayern struggled at the beginning. The England skipper made a vital contribution at a critical moment, helping to ease tensions and propel the team forward. His knack for being in opportune positions is not a coincidence, evident by his 33 goals in 33 appearances. Kane’s efforts are crucial for Bayern’s season and his chances to break his trophy curse.

Blaming everything on Immobile may seem severe, but it’s difficult to picture Bayern displaying such assurance if he had scored in the first half. The Italian player has built a career on converting such opportunities with his head, but surprisingly failed to score from close range. He faced a test in the second half and appeared to struggle to maintain his performance, becoming more isolated as Bayern searched for a fourth goal. An unforgettable evening.

What is the next step?
Kane and Bayern aim to capitalize on this victory to narrow the gap in the Bundesliga title chase. Tuchel’s team will play against Mainz at home next Saturday.