Bayern Munich's Harry Kane didn't hold back after his team's unexpected 2-1 defeat at home to Inter Milan in the Champions League quarter-final first leg. The superstar striker noted that Inter’s celebrations seemed over the top, as if they had already clinched the tie.

Despite missing a crucial opportunity early in the match, Kane remains optimistic. "I had a huge chance to score in the first half but just couldn’t find the target," he admitted about the missed shot that went wide. Meanwhile, Inter's Lautaro Martinez expertly capitalized on his chance, putting his team ahead.

Reflecting on the game, Kane stated, "It’s a frustrating part of being a striker. You have your ups and downs, but I'm glad to see I'm still getting opportunities. That gives me a positive feeling going forward." He emphasized the importance of focusing on the positives despite the setback.

Kane acknowledged Inter’s quality, praising them as a formidable opponent. "We dominated for significant parts of the game, especially in the second half. It’s disappointing to concede goals in the way we did, but we must believe we can turn this around. We’re a dangerous side, and there’s still a second leg to play."

The upcoming clash at San Siro on April 16 promises to be a thrilling rematch where Bayern has everything to play for. While Thomas Muller managed to net a late equalizer for the Bavarians, Davide Frattesi’s stunning winner for Inter at the 88th minute snatched the victory away. Will Bayern bounce back in Italy? Only time will tell!