Arsenal disappointed by duo in Champions League after Bayern’s sneaky tactic
This article contains affiliate links, and we will receive a commission on any sales generated from them. Joshua Kimmich celebrated his goal for Bayern Munich against Arsenal.
After a goalless first half, Kimmich broke the deadlock by scoring a header past David Raya, securing the only goal of the game after a 2-2 draw a week ago. Express Sport analyzes the game’s key points, highlighting an unexpected hero for the Bundesliga giants.
Mikel Arteta was likely displeased that Kimmich was given an uncontested opportunity, bypassing both Gabriel Martinelli and Declan Rice for a free header just outside the six-yard area. Martinelli also missed Arsenal’s best chance in the first half, shooting directly at Manuel Neuer instead of aiming for the corners.
Arteta’s strategy to neutralize Sane by starting Tomiyasu did not prove effective, as Sane was able to deliver a cross that eventually resulted in Kimmich’s goal. Despite the challenges, Harry Kane’s potential move to Bayern still holds the promise of pursuing trophies after a season of individual success.
Winning Europe’s top prize could significantly impact Kane’s legacy, despite a disjointed season. Overall, the game showcased Bayern’s resilience and determination, emphasizing the team’s potential to compete for top honors.
