Harry Kane remains optimistic and sees the bright side after Bayern Munich display against Bayer Leverkusen on Saturday.

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Bayern shared the spoils with LeverkusenKane had a tough outing in front of goalStriker chose to focus on the positivesFollow GOAL on WhatsApp! 🟢📱WHAT HAPPENED?

Bayern endured a frustrating evening at the BayArena, failing to break down Leverkusen in a goalless Bundesliga draw. The performance was far from inspiring, with Vincent Kompany’s side struggling to create any clear-cut chances throughout the match.

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The first half was particularly concerning for Bayern, as they failed to register a single shot on goal – an unprecedented statistic on record in the Bundesliga. Kane's frustration was further compounded when he received a heavy blow to the face while attempting a header from an offside position just before half-time. Even when the ball did reach him, Kane appeared off the pace and failed to provide a consistent attacking threat.

WHAT KANE SAID

Despite the performance, Kane remained optimistic after the match, choosing to focus on the positive aspects of the result.

"If you can’t be at your best then don’t lose! Clean sheet and a point and we move on!" he wrote on Instagram.

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Despite the draw, Bayern remain firmly in control of the Bundesliga title race, sitting eight points ahead of second-placed Leverkusen with 14 games remaining. Attention now shifts to Champions League action, where Bayern will face Celtic on Tuesday in the return leg of their knockout play-off tie. Having secured a 2-1 victory in the first leg, Bayern will look to finish the job and advance to the next round of Europe’s elite competition.