On an enthralling night of European action, Bukayo Saka put Arsenal ahead before former Gunners youngster Serge Gnabry levelled the scores. Kane's penalty put Bayern 2-1 ahead in north London, with the England captain scoring against his former north London rivals for the 16th time in his career.

Trossard's strike ensured Kane did not score the winner. Arsenal head to Munich for the second leg next Wednesday.

Kane was interviewed by broadcaster TNT Sports after the game. Several Arsenal fans stayed behind to taunt the striker and chant anti-Spurs songs in his direction.

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Asked by presenter Laura Woods about the attention from Arsenal fans, Kane looked towards the group of supporters and quipped: "I think they have a soft respect for me!"

The 30-year-old hinted that he knew Spurs fans would be keen to see him impress against Arsenal. He said: “I know there wasn’t just Bayern fans watching tonight. There was maybe a bit more pressure, but it’s always a tough game [against Arsenal]."

Asked about scoring his ninth penalty against Arsenal, Kane responded: “I did a bit of research on [goalkeeper David Raya's] game against Porto and he gets to the corners early so I had to maybe change my style a little bit but, that is part of it and it was nice to see him go early and make it easier for me.”