Kane on stalemate in Berlin: “Many decisions and small fouls went against us today”

Here’s what the Bavarians’ talisman had to say at full-time at the Stadion an der Alten Försterei.

Bayern Munich’s winning streak was brought to an end this afternoon in a 2-2 draw with 1.FC Union Berlin, as Harry Kane shared his thoughts on the game. 

“It was a tough game. We expected a battle and a lot of long balls. Many decisions and small fouls went against us today.

“It wasn’t our best game, but we stayed focused and managed to equalize. That’s football, there are games like today where things go against you. We’ll take the point,” he told Sky Germany.

Manuel Neuer also chimed in on the result and stated he felt satisfied with the hard-earned point on the road in Berlin. 

“In the end I think it was a good point. We got a point and the competition didn’t – and we’re now 6 points clear. We struggled in defending set pieces today, and Union did well in that aspect.

“I made the wrong decision in the first goal, we lost the second ball in the second goal. It was tough today against this team, especially after Wednesday.

“But we believe we’ll soon get back to winning ways,” the 39-year-old said, underlying his sides’ intent to bounce back after the international break.