"We fear no one!" Harry Kane fires warning shot at PSG | OneFootball

FC Bayern continues its winning streak in the Champions League and now faces what is likely the biggest challenge of the season so far. After three clear victories in the group stage, Vincent Kompany's team will face the reigning champion Paris Saint-Germain. However, superstar Harry Kane makes it clear before the summit meeting at the Parc des Princes: Fear is not an issue for Bayern.

With nine points from three games and an impressive goal difference of 12:2, the German record champion has perfectly mastered the start of the Champions League. On Wednesday evening, the Munich team thrashed Club Brugge 4-0, but missed an even more emphatic display of power due to numerous missed chances.

"We should have scored more goals," analyzed coach Vincent Kompany after the match. Nevertheless, the record stands: three games, three wins – and a lot of confidence ahead of the next big duel.

PSG vs. Bayern: Clash of the Giants

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On November 4th, the big showdown will take place at the Parc des Princes in Paris. The reigning Champions League winner Paris Saint-Germain will host the Munich team in a duel that promises to be both athletically and emotionally charged.

The French have shown themselves to be in top form so far: After a 4-0 opening victory against Atalanta Bergamo and a 2-1 win at FC Barcelona, PSG made a bold statement with a 7-2 thrashing of Bayer Leverkusen on Tuesday. As a result, Luis Enrique's team temporarily took the lead in the CL standings – with just one goal ahead of Bayern.

"We respect them, but we fear no one"

Before the duel in Paris, Bayern striker Harry Kane remains calm and determined. In an interview with kicker, he stated: "It's a tough game. Last year we played against them and won. They beat us at the Club World Cup. They are the defending champions, so we know it will be a tough game."

But Kane also emphasized the newfound strength of the record champion: "The way we are currently playing, we fear no one. We respect the opponent, but when the game comes, we approach it with the same mentality and intensity as all other games this year."

Kompany's Bayern in the Flow

Under Vincent Kompany, FC Bayern currently seems unleashed. Twelve competitive wins in twelve matches, featuring a clear playing plan, variable offensive patterns, and a strong defense. Particularly noticeable: The team operates with focus, discipline, and shows the stability that was often lacking last season.

Bayern's confidence has visibly grown – also because many key players like Kane are in top form. Thus, the Munich team will travel to the French capital with confidence at the beginning of November.

A victory at the Parc des Princes would not only reclaim the top spot in the standings but also send a strong signal to the competition: FC Bayern is once again a top favorite for the title.

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