Arsenal’s Declan Rice strikes late to deny Bayern Munich after Harry Kane penalty
It is as if Harry Kane cannot get enough of tormenting Arsenal.
The Bayern Munich striker has plenty of form from his Tottenham days.
He remains the top scorer in north London derby history with 14 goals.
He made an impact yet again here and yet it was not a night when he had the final word.
That honour fell to Declan Rice, the Arsenal midfielder storming into the Bayern area in the 82nd minute to guide home a low finish that Kane would have been proud to call his own.
Arsenal were hunting their latest statement result.
Only once had they ever won away against Bayern – the 2-0 in the Champions League last 16 second leg in 2013, although it did not prevent an away goals exit.
Mikel Arteta was an Arsenal player that night.
When Eberechi Eze, who came on for the injured Bukayo Saka in the 10th minute, gave them the lead in the 25th minute, their hopes surged.
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