Harry Kane makes Champions League history and overtakes Liverpool legend
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Liverpool FC NewsFeaturesLiverpool FCHarry Kane made Champions League history for Bayern Munich during the 5-4 classic against PSG, overtaking a Liverpool legend in the process after scoring at the Parc des PrincesHarry Kane made history for Bayern Munich in the Champions League.(Image: Alexander Hassenstein/Getty Images)Harry Kane has become the first English player to score in six consecutive Champions League games — beating the previous record, which was held by a Liverpool legend.The Bayern Munich forward scored from the penalty spot in the first half against PSG after Luis Diaz had been fouled by Willian Pacho. But Kane has gone one step further, scoring against PSG after Union Saint-Gilloise, PSV Eindhoven, Atalanta and Real Madrid.Kane is only the second Bayern Munich player to score in five consecutive knockout round matches after Robert Lewandowski, who did it between 2016 to 2018.PSG leveled through Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and then Joao Neves put the French side in front with a header.
Michael Olise smashed in a second for Bayern Munich soon after, Ousmane Dembele had time to net from the penalty spot before half-time.Bayern Munich celebrates after Harry Kane's goal against Real Madrid in the Champions League.(Image: S. The second leg will take place in Munich next Wednesday at the Allianz Arena."You saw two high-level teams in attacking play and transition," Kane told Amazon Prime Sport at the final whistle.Get LFC's 2025/26 season home and away kitsThis article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it.
Learn moreFrom $100LFC.comSee the dealLiverpool's home and away strips for the 2025/26 season are the first in their new partnership with adidas.Fans can order jerseys in the US at Fanatics.com or via the LFC Online Store in both the US and across the world."Overall, we look at their goals; the penalty was harsh but we could have killed the game earlier on. We go to the Allianz with nothing to lose, we're at our best when we're intense and physical."It'll be who takes their moments next week, with the crowd behind us, we hope that can push us over the line."Choose Liverpool.com as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.Liverpool FCFC Bayern MunichChampions LeagueSteven Gerrard