In the post-match analysis of Bayern Munich's 4-0 win against Werder Bremen, Horst Steffen raised two pivotal incidents that he believes tilted the game in favor of the Bavarian giants. The first was a controversial corner that led to Jonathan Tah's opening goal, with Steffen asserting that the decision was 'fortunate' for Bayern. He also pointed out a penalty awarded to Harry Kane, suggesting that the club received preferential treatment from the referees.

Steffen's comments bring to light the ongoing debate surrounding the fairness of officiating in football matches, particularly in games involving elite teams like Bayern Munich. Accusations of preferential treatment can undermine the spirit of fair play and raise questions about the integrity of the competition. The manager's concerns highlight the need for greater transparency and accountability in refereeing decisions to ensure a level playing field for all teams.

Following Steffen's accusations, Bayern Munich and Harry Kane have yet to respond publicly to the claims of receiving favorable decisions from referees. It remains to be seen how the clubs will address the allegations and whether any further action will be taken to address concerns raised by Werder Bremen's head coach.