By KBC Associate 
Harry Kane and Bayern Munich will have to wait a little longer before being officially crowned Bundesliga champions after they were held to a dramatic 3-3 draw by RB Leipzig at the Red Bull Arena on Saturday.
Kane, who missed the game through suspension, watched on from the stands as Yussuf Poulsen netted for the hosts with practically the last kick of the game to deny Bayern the three points they needed to reclaim the title from Bayer Leverkusen and give the England captain the first major trophy of his career.
Vincent Kompany’s side now need just one point to seal the title after Bayern came from two goals down to take the lead before Poulsen’s 94th minute equaliser.
A dramatic ending to a crazy game 🎢
It’s an important point in our bid to finish in the top four in the end 💪#RBLFCB pic.twitter.com/xYuTL4AbmL
— RB Leipzig English (@RBLeipzig_EN) May 3, 2025
Benjamin Sesko had given Leipzig the lead with a sublime long-range effort before Lukas Klostermann doubled the home side’s advantage with a header shortly before the break.
Kompany’s men responded with two goals in 46 second-half seconds courtesy of two former Premier League players in Eric Dier and Michael Olise.
Bayern then scored what they thought was the winning goal when Leroy Sane curled a shot into the bottom corner just over five minutes from the end.
But Leipzig would have the last laugh – and put Bayern’s celebrations on ice – when Poulsen chipped Jonas Urbig deep into stoppage time to level the tie.
Kompany’s side could still be crowned champions this weekend should Leverkusen fail to beat SC Freiburg on Sunday.
If Leverkusen win, however, Bayern will have the chance to wrap up the title at the Allianz Arena against Borussia Monchengladbach on 9 May.