Thomas Tuchel claims that he has not regretted to close Harry Kane.
Harry Kane grew up in the defeat of the Babiere Munich Champions League in Real Madrid and could not affect the last stage, but Thomas Touchel supported his decision.
Thomas Tuchel confirms his decision to non -active Harry Kane.
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Thomas Tuchel argues that he did not regret shooting Harry Kane during the release of Bavarian during the Real Madrid’s Munich Champions League.
The Germans were ready for Jerel to leave the first one in his two shining companies in the capital of Spain to 89 minutes. After Alphonso Davies’ opening goal, Tuchel forced many of his attackers to retreat.
Leroy Sane, Jamal Musiala and Kane were all eliminated in the final stages. This meant that many of Bayern’s main attacking tools were on the bench as they sought an equalizer. In the end, they were unable to score a goal, which necessitated overtime. Kane scored 44 goals in his first season at Bayern, breaking numerous records in the process. Although unable to influence things in the final moments, Tuchel does not regret his tactical decision. “These are the rules!” – Paul Scholes agrees with Bayern Munich’s violent protests
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He told TNT Sports: It will take time to recover, but leaving everything on the pitch is also a loss. Of course, this is difficult to accept. This is part of reality. No regrets. But on the other hand, there were too many injuries, too many substitutions, and too many cramps. “We started with four attackers, but at the end they all left the field. And Manu, who was an exceptional savior all night, made a mistake he wouldn’t make in 100 years.
Tuchel is set to leave the Allianz Arena this summer after a rare trophyless season for the Munich team. However, a late goal was ruled out after the linesman flagged him offside early on, leaving the German furious as replays suggested the Bayern players may have been onside.
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“We scored one goal but it was a terrible call by the linesman and the referee,” the former Chelsea manager said. Ultimately, this decision almost feels like a betrayal. The judge apologized – that doesn’t help. Flying the flag with decisions like this, last minute decisions.
“And the referee, the referee doesn’t have to blow the whistle. He sees us getting the second ball. Whistling is a very bad decision and against the rules. It’s a bad decision for both of them, it’s a disaster. Hard to swallow.
