Brendan Rodgers expressed his “immense pride” at Celtic’s showing at the Allianz Arena, after a goal in stoppage time by Alphonso Davies denied the Scottish champions extra time in their Champions League playoff against Bayern Munich.
The Belgian coach said Kane felt a “sensation” during the opening half and believed he would be “unable to help the team” during the second period.
In the first half we created really good chances, second half we had to defend a bit more but we knew the game plan.
Rodgers refused to dwell heavily on an incident before Bayern’s crucial goal, when Daizen Maeda appeared to be caught by the arm of Dayot Upamecano.
Vincent Kompany, the Bayern head coach, believes his team’s hectic schedule played a part in their disappointing performance.
