Fans spot what Harry Kane did seconds before Bayern Munich lost the chance to win the Bundesliga title today

Fans are going crazy after spotting what Harry Kane was doing as Bayern Munich missed out on the Bundesliga title due to an agonising late goal.

On Saturday afternoon, German giants Bayern Munich had the chance to win the Bundesliga title with a victory over a Red Bull Leipzig side chasing a Champions League spot.

The win would finally give England captain Kane the first trophy of his career, having surprisingly missed out on winning anything during his first season with Bayern.

However, it wasn't meant to be as a 3-3 draw means Bayern fans must wait at least another day, but that didn't stop rivals fans from teasing Kane for what he did shortly before the full-time whistle was blown.

With goals from Leipzig superstar Benjamin Sesko and defender Lukas Klostermann, things looked bleak for Kane, who missed the game due to suspension, early in the match, but his teammates fought back to bring the match to 3-2 going into extra-time.

As the full-time whistle approached, fans noticed that Kane came down from his seat in the stands to pitch side so that he could run on and celebrate the title win alongside his teammates.

Except Bayern didn't win the title on Saturday, as a last second goal from Yussuf Poulsen denied the German giants, and fans were quick to take to social media to tease the England star for his decision to come down to the pitch prematurely.

Reacting to the moment, one fan wrote on X: "The Kane effect is strong! A walking jinx."

While another joked: "The universe is doing the most to delay Harry Kane’s first title."

However, one pointed out: "Bayern hold off winning the league for another week so Harry Kane can be part of a potential title-clincher if Leverkusen win on Sunday."

Bayern Munich narrowly missed out on winning the Bundesliga after they failed to beat RB Leipzig. (Image: Getty)

Bayern Munich could still win the title this weekend if rivals Bayer Leverkusen fail to beat fourth-placed SC Freiburg away from home tomorrow afternoon.

If Xabi Alonso's side do come away with a win tomorrow, keeping the pressure on Bayern, then the 31-time Bundesliga winners will have to wait until their match against Borussia Monchengladbach next week to win the title.