Inter Milan steal it at the death! Bayern Munich sucker-punched by late Davide Frattesi winner just seconds after Thomas Muller equaliser as Serie A giants take Champions League quarter-final lead back to San Siro

Bayern stormed out of the blocks in the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final, with Michael Olise and Harry Kane both going close for the hosts at Allianz Arena on Tuesday night.

The ex-Crystal Palace man stung the hands of Inter goalkeeper Yann Sommer, and Raphael Guerreiro brought a good reaction save out of the Swiss as Vincent Kompany's men pinned the visitors back.

The best chance of the game then fell to Kane after Olise danced past a number of defenders but the England captain could only fire against the outside of the post.

And they were made to pay for their profligacy as Martinez nonchalantly fired into the top corner with the outside of his right foot following a delightful Marcus Thuram flick in the 38th minute.

Bayern struggled to recapture the verve they showed early on, as Martinez brought a smart stop out of Jonas Urbig.

The Bundesliga leaders needed a bit of brilliance and nearly got it through Guerrero when his 20-yard volley whistled just inches over the bar.

It looked like the German giants had secured a hard-fought draw when substitute Thomas Muller stabbed home from three yards five minutes from time.

But fellow substitute Frattesi broke the home team's hearts when he turned in Carlos Augusto's cross just three minutes later. Bayern pushed for an equaliser but to no avail as Inter secured a slight advantage heading into the second leg of the Champions League quarter-finals.

Martinez started the move for Inter that led to their goal, and he finished it in expert fashion. His movement caused Bayern problems for much of the contest, he linked up well with Thuram, and put in the hard yards for his team. Bayern will have to keep a lid on him next week if they want to progress to the next round.

While the former Tottenham star put in a good shift for Inter and was a threat to their backline, Kane's gilt-edged miss in the first half - when the game was goalless - proved to be very costly. At this level, you have to take those types of opportunities as his hopes of a first-ever trophy received a slight blow.

After Bayern host Borussia Dortmund at the weekend in the Bundesliga, they head to Milan for the return leg of this Champions League quarter-final next Wednesday.