The article discusses a recent decision by the DFL to allow Bayern Munich's Harry Kane an exemption from a suspension rule, which typically prevents players from being on the pitch 30 minutes before and after matches, to celebrate his first trophy with teammates. However, his attempt to celebrate was thwarted by RB Leipzig's late equalizer. The discussion also hints at ongoing perceptions of preferential treatment towards Bayern Munich. There is optimism for Kane's potential participation in the upcoming match against Borussia Mönchengladbach, which could see him officially receive his first trophy.
The DFL officials made an exemption for Harry Kane allowing him on the pitch to celebrate with teammates, despite a suspension rule for 30 minutes before and after matches.
Kane's eligible to play if Bayern clinches the title against Borussia Mönchengladbach next week, meaning he could soon officially mark his first trophy.
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