Infuriating Bayern Munich Harry Kane creates unwelcome Champions League history
According to sportbible, Bayern Munich’s miserable Champions League match versus Lazio produced unwelcome history. Bayern was hoping to recover from their humiliating 3-0 loss to Bayer Leverkusen in the Bundesliga on Saturday by defeating Lazio on Wednesday night in the Champions League.
Dayot Upamecano, a defender for Bayern, was also dismissed for a careless tackle that set up Immobile’s game-winning penalty. OptaJoe disclosed that Bayern had broken an unpleasant record after the game.
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On social media, they wrote: “Bayern Munich had 17 shots against Lazio this evening, but none were on target – this is the most shots by any side on record (from 2003-04) in a UEFA Champions League fixture without one being on target.”
Speaking after the match, a frustrated Tuchel said: “We’re frustrated and angry about the defeat. I think we lost the game, I’m not sure Lazio won it.
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“We did everything we could to fall behind, making errors and losing confidence. (There was) no need for Upamecano to go in like that. It’s not wild or intentional – but just block the shot.”
He added: “We started well, had a chance in the first minute and then with Harry Kane and then with Jamal Musiala. We had the game under control in the first half.
“But in the second our performance dropped inexplicably. We made too many individual errors and made our opponents stronger and we lost concentration. We lost our rhythm. It was completely our responsibility. We lost a game today that in the first half looked like we could not lose it.”
However, Thomas Tuchel’s men were stunned at the Stadio Olimpico after a penalty from Ciro Immobile sealed a 1-0 win for the hosts.