Kane: Draw with Arsenal is a fair result, winning Ballon d'Or would be a great honor

Harry Kane, Bayern Munich's striker, has confirmed that the 2-2 draw with Arsenal was a fair result, despite feeling some disappointment at not achieving victory. He also discussed his team's chances in the UEFA Champions League and the possibility of winning the Ballon d'Or.

Kane said: "I feel a bit disappointed, but I think the draw was a fair result. We seemed to be the team that would go on and win the match, but Arsenal pressed us a bit after that and scored the equaliser."

He added: "We shouldn't feel too disappointed, we will settle for this point and move forward."

Regarding the penalty he scored against Arsenal, the English striker said: "I won't say it was never in doubt, as penalties require a lot of training and hard work, and it's nice to be able to score."

Regarding the special nature of scoring against Arsenal, Kane explained: "Certainly, it seems that I always get penalties against Arsenal."

Harry Kane spoke about Bayern Munich's chances of competing for the UEFA Champions League title, saying: "We have to believe in our ability to achieve that for sure, we have proven that we are a strong enough team, and we missed key players tonight, and that is our goal."

Regarding the possibility of winning the Ballon d'Or, Kane stated: "It is a great honor, I don't like to talk about myself, but I know that winning it would be a huge achievement, it could be an exceptional moment, and I look forward to that, as we still have another match ahead of us."