Harry Kane records a negative record for the first time with Bayern Munich against Arsenal! | OneFootball

Things didn't go well for the Englishman with a hand injury this time.

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A night that began with high hopes at the Emirates Stadium turned into a stark reality check for Bayern Munich, culminating in a disheartening 3-1 defeat at the hands of Arsenal. Yet, for one man in Bayern's ranks, the loss was profoundly more personal.

For Harry Kane, a striker whose career has been defined by his lethal finishing, this particular chapter in his long-standing rivalry with Arsenal will be one to forget. In a startling and historic statistical anomaly, the English captain endured a muted 90 minutes, failing to register a single shot for the very first time in his numerous encounters with the Gunners. It was a quietude that spoke volumes on an evening where his team needed his threat most.

This disappointing result for the Bavarian giants was thrown into even starker contrast by the continued rise of a new star. As the established order struggled, 17-year-old sensation Mathys Tel carved his name deeper into the history books. By scoring in each of his first two Champions League starts, he confirmed his status as a dazzling beacon for the future on a night where the present offered little solace.