After Bayern Munich failed to win two consecutive key battles, top scorer Harry Kane admitted that his form has declined and said that the team needs to be more lethal in front of the goal. The England captain's recent form fluctuations have aroused doubts from the German media.

Kane is still the top scorer in the Bundesliga in terms of goals, but he failed to score in the key matches of the Champions League and the Bundesliga. In particular, in the 2-2 draw against Dortmund last weekend, Kane's poor performance triggered criticism from some German media. In the first leg of the Champions League quarter-final against Inter Milan at home, he missed a close-range single-handed opportunity and his shot hit the post, which became one of the turning points in Bayern's 1-2 defeat.

Ahead of his side's trip to San Siro to face Inter, Kane called on his team to be "more deadly" in his pre-match press conference: "I usually don't sleep well after games, especially when I miss chances. I said after the game that I'm more worried about not having chances than missing them. Missing chances means I'm in the right place."

"I demand a lot from myself and chances like that should have gone in. It just didn't happen that night and that's football. But we can create chances and that's something we can be confident about. We want to be more clinical and efficient in these moments and we know we can do better. It was a big game and a big moment."

Bayern is currently facing a turning point in the season. Coach Kompany's team is on the verge of survival in the Champions League, and they will face an important battle when they return to the Bundesliga - they will challenge Heidenheim away on April 19. As the competition on both the Champions League and the league becomes increasingly fierce, Kane's recovery and the team's efficiency in front of goal will determine whether Bayern can stop the decline and rebound.