Michael Olise's unusual celebration pays tribute to Harry Kane in Bayern win

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Michael Olise caused confusion at Bayern Munich with an unusual goal celebration during their 6-1 DFB Cup win over 1. FC Magdeburg, appearing to pay tribute to Harry Kane by gesturing toward the substitutes' bench. Olise scored twice, including a Panenka penalty, then ran to the corner flag, crossed himself, and pointed unmistakably at Kane, who smiled and wagged his finger in return. The exchange followed an extraordinary week where Kane won the Ballon d'Or in London, finishing ahead of Kylian Mbappe and Lamine Yamal, with Olise placing ninth. Kane rested for the match after a busy week, while Bayern assistant coach Aaron Danks deputized for the ill Vincent Kompany, who has left hospital. Bayern face Borussia Dortmund on Saturday with both teams level on points atop the Bundesliga.


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