Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane admits Mainz equalizer changed the flow of the game
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Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane admits Mainz equalizer changed the flow of the game
"Bayern Munich were held to a 2-2 draw with relegation threatened Mainz in a match where Bayern unsurprisingly dominated but failed to make the most out of."
"Harry Kane scored a late penalty to save his team from embarrassment, or at least soften the blow, and reiterated how Bayern had the game by the neck but just couldn't put it to bed."
"We came out of the break dominant again but lacked the last touch. They then scored a nice goal, and we had to fight back. Mainz fought hard and gave it their all; they did a good job. We've had a lot of games in a short period, but that's no excuse. Of course, we wanted to go into the winter break with two wins. A draw at home is disappointing, but we have to accept it and move on."
Bayern Munich dominated possession and chances but were held to a 2-2 draw by relegation-threatened Mainz. Mainz scored a sudden equalizer just before halftime and added a second-half goal, shifting momentum and forcing Bayern to chase the game. Harry Kane converted a late penalty to rescue a point and prevent a worse outcome. Bayern created opportunities after the break but lacked a decisive final touch. Mainz defended resolutely and fought hard for the result. Bayern will travel to Heidenheim for their final match of 2025 and aim to finish the year with a win.
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