After years of waiting for a major trophy, Kane is now on the verge of winning the Bundesliga title. Bayern Munich can secure their German football championship with a win against Leipzig in next Saturday’s match.

The key Bayern striker, who has scored 36 goals this season, will miss the match due to suspension. He received his fifth yellow card of the season in the previous match and must now serve a one-game ban. The 31-year-old star criticized the referee’s strange decision to book him in the match against Mainz and questioned the Bundesliga’s disciplinary rules, but he has been reminded that all players must follow the same rules.

Matthäus wrote in his column for Sky Sport Germany: “After the win against Mainz, Harry Kane complained about receiving a yellow card that led to his suspension for the next match against Leipzig. But in my opinion, his criticism of the referee was unfair. Rules exist, and these rules apply to Kane too.

It may be debated whether Dunkert should have been more lenient, but in other matches, yellow cards or even yellow-red cards have been given for delaying the restart of play, such as in the Bremen vs. Mainz match at the end of January.”