'He brings Spurs curse to Bayern': Harry Kane trolled after loss in German Super Cup final

Harry Kane was denied a long-awaited trophy in his first game with Bayern Munich after his team lost 3-0 to Leipzig in the German Super Cup on Saturday. On the same day he signed for Bayern, Kane came on as a substitute in the 64th minute to a roar from the crowd with his team trailing 2-0 but could do little to turn the game around.

Three things you need to know

• Harry Kane has signed for Bayern Munich in a reported $126 million transfer

• Kane came on as a substitute in the 64th minute for Bayern Munich

• Harry Kane  scored 280 goals in 435 appearances in all competitions for Tottenham

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RB Leipzig shatters Bayern Munich's dream

Leipzig’s Dani Olmo put on a display of Kane-style clinical finishing to score a hat trick as Bayern’s defensive frailties from last season persisted. The Spain midfielder scored off a loose ball at a third-minute free kick, again with a moment of solo skill just before halftime, and completed his hat trick from the penalty spot shortly after Kane entered the game. Bayern coach Thomas Tuchel told broadcaster Sky before the game that his new star signing was a “model professional” and “just needs to be Harry Kane” at Bayern.

Harry Kane enters the stadium with a huge applause

Kane greeted the crowd during the pre-game warmups with enthusiastic applause. He has the No. 9 shirt at Bayern, the number previously worn by Robert Lewandowski and 1970s great Gerd Müller.

Instead of a show of Bayern’s dominance in Germany, Kane had to watch as Leipzig exposed the shortcomings in his new team. 

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Harry Kane was trolled as his wait for a trophy continued with Bayern Munich losing the Super Cup final to RB Leipzig.

Bayern Munich will begin its title defense in the new Bundesliga season against Werder on 19th August and the team will be hoping that Harry Kane fires in their next match.

(With inputs from AP)