Harry Kane has etched his name into Champions League history by becoming the first English player to score in six consecutive matches in the competition. The forward achieved this milestone by converting a penalty for Bayern Munich during their semi-final first leg against Paris Saint-Germain on Tuesday night.
Record-Breaking Feat
Kane's goal took him past the previous record of five consecutive games held by Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard. The England captain's consistent scoring run highlights his exceptional form on the European stage this season.
Thrilling Contest Ends in Defeat
Despite Kane's historic achievement, Bayern Munich ended up on the losing side in a pulsating encounter at the Parc des Princes. The match finished 5-4 in favour of PSG, with both teams producing an attacking masterclass that kept fans on the edge of their seats.
The first half alone saw five goals, setting a new record for the most goals scored in the opening 45 minutes of a Champions League semi-final. The relentless pace and quality of the contest underlined the high stakes of the tie.
What's Next
Bayern Munich will now look to overturn the one-goal deficit in the second leg at the Allianz Arena. With Kane in such prolific form, the German side will be confident of progressing to the final.
For the full match report, follow the live updates from the PSG vs Bayern Munich semi-final first leg.
