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BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsSPORTS deskHarry Kane believes Bayern Munich should have killed off the game against Arsenal after being held to a 2-2 draw in the Champions League. Kane led Bayern's fightback after Eberechi Eze had given Arsenal a first-half lead as he set up Alphonso Davies for the equaliser before putting them ahead from the penalty spot. However, Declan Rice netted in the 82nd minute to snatch Arsenal a point and condemn Bayern to a second straight draw in Europe, having been shocked in a 3-3 stalemate by Viking last week. Former Tottenham striker Kane scored his 16th goal against Arsenal in all competitions (14 in 19 games for Spurs, two in four games for Bayern). He only has more goals against Leicester City (20 in 20 matches) in his entire career. The Englishman also became the sixth player in Champions League history to score or assist in 10 consecutive appearances, and the first since Serhou Guirassy between November 2020 and February 2025. Bayern had one fewer shot than Arsenal (14 to 13), and both sides managed five attempts on target overall, though Vincent Kompany's side won the expected goals battle with 2.5 xG to the Gunners' 1.4. And Kane was left to rue those missed opportunities as Bayern now sit 14th in the Champions League table after dropping points. "It was a good performance," Kane said. "Especially at the start of the second half, we came back out with high intensity and scored the goal. "In that spell, we should've killed it off – we had the chances. We tried to keep the ball in the last 20 minutes, but Arsenal punished us with their goal. "The draw was fair overall. We've got a lot of players who are missing, so we'll take the point." Points shared in an intense match at the Allianz Arena. https://t.co/jUkgIxBnpt — FC Bayern (@FCBayernEN) October 21, 2026 Kompany felt si
BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsSPORTS deskRuben Amorim has urged the media not to put pressure on AC Milan teenager Alphadjo Cisse. The 19-year-old has made a name for himself in the Milan first team this season, highlighted by his display against Salzburg last time out in the Europa League. Cisse scored a hat-trick for the Rossoneri in a 4-0 win over their Austrian counterparts, securing their first win in the competition this season. With his treble, Cisse became the youngest Italian player in the history of major European competition to score a hat-trick. Ahead of their trip to Bournemouth in the Europa League, Amorim has eased expectations around the youngster. "I think we shouldn't blow the situation out of proportion and put pressure on the youngsters," said Amorim. "We need to help them understand that football is a rollercoaster, everything can change in an instant. "We're just getting started with Cisse, he's at 50% of his potential, he's still missing some top-level things. "Let's give him time, he's doing well, we need to understand that football changes quickly." Bournemouth bound https://t.co/mBrokrIwLY — AC Milan (@acmilan) October 21, 2026 Amorim has won six of his last seven Europa League group stage matches (L1), and has never lost an away game in the group stage (W4 D2). However, he failed to beat Bournemouth in all three games as Manchester United manager (D2 L1), most recently a 4-4 draw in December 2025. Milan have won just two of their 22 away major European matches in England (D7 L13), beating United in February 2005 and Newcastle United in December 2023 on their most recent visit. When asked if he's seen any difference in Bournemouth since Marco Rose took over, Amorim said: "I feel the same rhythm and the same pressure, Rose is like that. "They have quality, they're doing well in scoutin
BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsSPORTS deskManager apologises to fans after 4-1 defeat in ComoCaptain criticises ‘decision from the staff’ not to pressMichael Carrick’s future as Manchester United manager is in the balance after a humiliating 4-1 Champions League defeat by Como on Wednesday night.Before Bournemouth’s visit to Old Trafford on Sunday his future may be discussed by Jason Wilcox, the director of football, Omar Berrada, the chief executive, and Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the co-owner who controls sporting policy. Continue reading...