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Harry Kane Masterclass as Flamengo Book Their Flight Back Home!

  • Writer: Jade Read
    Jade Read
  • Jul 1
  • 2 min read
Bayern Munich Fan Proudly Holding His Scarf High, Commending the Team for Their Victory
Bayern Munich Fan Proudly Holding His Scarf High, Commending the Team for Their Victory

Harry Kane Celebrating with Leroy Sane as the Winger Faces his Last Match In a Bayern Kit
Harry Kane Celebrating with Leroy Sane as the Winger Faces his Last Match In a Bayern Kit

Tense Moments


The atmosphere in the Hard Rock Miami Stadium on Sunday was electric, but for Bayern Munich, the stakes were incredibly high. As fans gathered to witness the clash against Flamengo in the round of 16 of The Club World Cup, there was an underlying tension that permeated the air. The match was not just about advancing in the tournament; it held significant implications for the team and its players, particularly for the legendary Thomas Müller. The possibility of a loss meant that it could be Müller's last game in a Bayern jersey, adding an emotional weight to the contest. Additionally, this match marked Leroy Sane's final appearance for Bayern Munich, as he is set to move to Galatasaray, handing over the iconic #10 jersey to the young wonderkid, Jamal Musiala.



Match Highlights


The game kicked off with an unfortunate own goal by Chilean international Erick Pulgar in the 6th minute, giving Bayern an early lead over the Brazilian Serie A leaders. Soon after, Harry Kane delivered a stunning goal, thrilling the crowd and setting the stage for what seemed to be a dominant performance. However, Flamengo didn't back down. Gérson, in stellar form, scored to narrow the gap between the Brazilian and European giants.


In a pivotal moment during the 15th minute, Manuel Neuer showcased his legendary goalkeeping skills, making an incredible save that harkened back to his prime. As Flamengo pressed forward, a powerful shot from Jorginho seemed destined for the back of the net, but Neuer leaped to his right, extending his arm and deflecting the ball away with precision. The crowd erupted in applause, acknowledging the brilliance of the veteran keeper.


Bayern was not deterred, as Leon Goretzka scored to increase Flamengo's challenge, creating a daunting task for them. Flamengo's newest star, Jorginho, then scored a penalty against the legendary Manuel Neuer, giving the fans a glimmer of hope.


With the score at 2-3, Flamengo seemed hopeful for a comeback, but in the 73rd minute, Harry Kane delivered a powerful strike, sealing the victory for Bayern and securing their place in the quarterfinals against PSG, reminiscent of the 2020 Champions League Final. The relief among the Bayern players was palpable, knowing that they had avoided a heartbreaking farewell for Müller, at least for one more game.



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