Harry Kane aims dig at Arsenal in post-match interview after helping Bayern Munich secure Champions League draw

Bayern Munich star Harry Kane aimed a dig at Arsenal in his post-match interview after scoring in the 2-2 draw at the Emirates.

Kane was on target in the Champions League quarter-final first leg, putting his side in the lead from the spot in the first half.

England teammate Bukayo Saka opened the scoring 12 minutes in before former Arsenal winger Serge Gnabry levelled matters.

Ex Spurs man Kane was then offered the opportunity to add to his tally of goals against Arsenal after William Saliba fouled Leroy Sane inside the area.

With David Raya diving the wrong way, Kane cooly rolled the ball into the other corner before wheeling away in celebration.

Leandro Trossard struck late on to deny Kane the winner but he still broke a record in scoring his sixth goal away at the Emirates.

He has 15 in 20 overall games against the Gunners and couldn't resist a little jibe after the game.

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Speaking about his knack of finding the net against Arsenal, Kane told CBS Sports: "I get quite a lot of penalties against Arsenal, especially at the Emirates.

"They kinda hand the opportunities to me. I enjoy these games. For Tottenham they were big games, the London derbies.

"I've had some good results and some bad results."

Kane appealed for another penalty in the second half when Gabriel Magalhaes picked up the ball in the area after the referee blew his whistle.

Speaking afterwards, a furious Thomas Tuchel claimed the referee admitted his error and said he did not award the spot-kick because of the occasion.

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Kane, meanwhile, saw a second TV interview hijacked. When he spoke with TNT Sports pitchside, Arsenal fans erupted with chants.

At first they began to sing, "What do you think of Tottenham? S***. What do you think of s***? Tottenham."

The supporters then transitioned into "Granit Xhaka, he's top of the league!" - referencing Bayer Leverkusen being on the verge of pipping Bayern to the Bundesliga for the first time.