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Harry Kane Traveling with Bayern for Atalanta Game in Champions League After Calf Injury
Harry Kane recovered from a calf injury and joined Bayern Bayern Munich's squad traveling to Italy to face Atalanta in the Champions League, aiming to reach the quarterfinals again.
- On Monday, Harry Kane trained following a calf knock and is traveling with Bayern to Italy ahead of Tuesday's Champions League game at Atalanta; he missed Friday's 4-1 win, the coach said.
- After assessing his training, Bayern kept Kane in the squad as his movement didn't seem affected Monday, aiming to continue at least a Champions League quarterfinals streak.
- Jackson replaced Kane and scored on March 6, helping Bayern lead Dortmund by 11 points with nine games left in the Bundesliga.
- Atalanta arrive with a recent 4-3 aggregate win over Dortmund but are winless in three Italian games, Kompany warned of complacency at the New Balance Arena on Tuesday.
- Bayern face an opponent described as physically strong, the Belgian said, noting Atalanta's press and their win over Leverkusen and Dortmund.
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