Kane believes that his team was more likely to win against Real Madrid in the two matches

Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane expressed his great happiness after the exciting 4-3 victory over Real Madrid in the second leg of the Champions League quarter-finals, in the match that was held at the Allianz Arena, so that the Bavarian team secured the qualification ticket to the semi-finals after excelling back and forth.

Kane confirmed in press statements after the match that he feels in good physical condition despite the fatigue, noting the difficulty of the match and the great physical struggle he witnessed, adding that he is proud of his contribution to this. Victory, and he believes that his team deserved to win in the two-legged matches.

Regarding the refereeing shot that saw the expulsion of Real Madrid player Eduardo Camavinga, Kane explained that the match witnessed some controversial decisions, but he pointed out that the laws apply to everyone, considering that the referee’s decision was part of the course of the game, and was in the interest of his team in the end.

The English striker added that winning over a team the size of Real Madrid at this advanced stage gives the players a great morale boost, stressing that The team has been working all season to reach this moment, and the time has come to continue progressing and achieving more.

Kane concluded his speech by emphasizing the team’s confidence in its ability to face any competitor when it is at its best, noting that the next confrontation against Paris Saint-Germain will be a strong test, especially since it is one of the most prominent teams in Europe, in addition to the continued competition for the league title and the cup semi-finals, which makes the coming period full of major challenges.