'I don't sleep well after games' - Harry Kane opens up on his & Bayern Munich's wastefulness in front of goal with warning to be 'more clinical'

Bundesliga's top goalscorer, Harry Kane, has seen a sudden dip in his form as Bayern Munich failed to win in their last two crucial matches against Inter and Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League and Bundesliga, respectively. The English striker was even criticised by a section of German media as he failed to find the back of the net in their 2-2 at Dortmund last weekend.

Kane also missed a one-on-one sitter in the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final fixture as he hit the post from a close ranger. The team's wastefulness proved costly as they went down 1-2 at home against Serie A giants Inter. Ahead of the second leg, the England captain urged his teammates to be more clinical in Milan.

Speaking at the pre-match press conference, the 31-year-old said: "I don’t sleep well after games anyway, and it’s even harder after I miss chances. I said after the game, I’m more worried about not having chances, as when I miss them, it means I was in the right place.

"I expect myself to score those sort of chances, it didn’t happen on the night, that’s football. I think the fact we’re having those chances should give us belief. We hope to be more clinical, we know we can do better in those situations. It’s a big game, a big moment."

After facing Inter on Wednesday, Vincent Kompany's side will be back in action in the Bundesliga on April 19 as they take on Heidenheim away from home.