Kane has faced Arsenal 21 times in all competitions, scoring 15 goals and netting two assists during his time with Tottenham Hotspur, but this will be his first time facing them as a member of Bayern Munich.

Arsenal continued their brilliant run of results by beating Bayern Munich 3-1 in the Champions League. Mikel Arteta's men are the only team with a 100 per cent record still in tact in Europe's top club competition.

World Cup winner Uli Hoeness has been one of the great supporting characters in the Premier League story this season, offering his no-filter takes on transfers like a grandparent with their third Baileys of the evening muttering about the immigration policy in this once green and pleasant land.

Arsenal and Bayern Munich are two sides who, for a brief period of time in the Champions League, seemed to be tied together.

Bayern Munich came from behind to secure a 6-2 win against Freiburg in the Bundesliga on Saturday at the Allianz Arena. Michael Olise produced a breathtaking performance, contributing to five goals for the Bavarian giants.

Regardless of Saturday’s result, Bayern will set a record of 44 consecutive rounds on top of the league, beating its own record from 1973. Leipzig is six points adrift in second place. The Bavarian powerhouse has already made the best-ever start to the Bundesliga after 11 rounds with 10 wins, one draw and a goal difference of plus 33.

Joshua Kimmich says that Arsenal are not the best side Bayern Munich have faced this year, claiming the Germans’ 3-1 Champions League defeat was not a “football game.” The 30-year-old midfielder played 81 minutes of his side’s defeat at the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday, the Bundesliga champions’ first loss in the Champions League this campaign.

Bayern wanted to keep their unbeaten-streak going - but Arsenal were just too good on the night and finally beat the team that looked unbeatable up to this point. Kompany was outcoached for the first time this season and his team was not able to match the high expectations put in them tonight.

Germany legend Manuel Neuer has his contract expiring with Bayern Munich at the end of the 2025-26 season, and with rumors about a potential retirement looming, the goalkeeper opened up on his future.