Harry Kane noticed three areas which made Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal ‘really dangerous’ vs Bayern Munich

Add as preferred source on Google

Harry Kane has revealed that he was really impressed by Mikel Arteta’s team against Bayern Munich, highlighting how strong they are at set-pieces.

Arsenal produced a real statement win over Bayern Munich as they defeated the Bavarians 3-1 at the Emirates Stadium.

Can Arsenal go 8 for 8 in the Champions League group stage?

• Club Brugge (A)
• Inter Milan (A)
• Kairat (H)

• Get involved and leave a comment!

Comment

Like or Comment

Have your say Sign-in now for free

Goals from Jurrien Timber, Gabriel Martinelli and Noni Madueke mean that Arsenal are now the only team in the Champions League to win all their group stage matches.

Following the win, Kane spoke about this Arsenal team and highlighted exactly why they are the best team in the competition right now.

Harry Kane calls Arsenal “really dangerous”

Harry Kane calls Arsenal “really dangerous” given their threat from set-pieces, plus how well organised they are at both ends of the pitch.

The Bayern Munich attacker was seriously impressed by Mikel Arteta’s team at the Emirates and suggested they will go very deep into the competition.

Speaking after the game, Kane told BeIN SPORTS: “I said in the press conference before, I think they’re a strong team. I think both their attack and defence are really solid.

“Then set pieces as well can be really dangerous, and you add that together with the players and quality they have, and obviously, there’s a reason why they’re top of the Champions League and Premier League tables.

“So as I said, there’s a good chance we’re going to be coming up against these teams in the latter stages of the Champions League, and all we can do is just keep working on what we do. It’s been a great start to the season for us.”

Speaking ahead of the match, Kane praised both Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka, with the duo both impressing against the German giants.

Declan Rice clashes with Harry Kane during Champions League battle

Kane might not have been best pleased, though, with Rice’s challenge on him in the 75th minute.

The Arsenal midfielder produced a clean tackle to win the ball, but it was a rather firm challenge on his England teammate.

The last thing Rice will want to do is injure Kane with the countdown to the 2026 World Cup now on.

The Gunners’ supporters will have loved the incident, especially the passion which the 26-year-old showed after making the tackle.