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English stars make early headlines at Allianz Arena 🦁

The game may be taking place in Germany, but it's English stars who are making the headlines in Bayern Munich v Chelsea tonight.

English-born Michael Olise, who actually came up through the Chelsea academy, assisted Bayern's opener on 23 minutes.

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Harry Kane, England's top scorer, netted a penalty soon after to double the Bavarian side's lead.

And then just seconds after that, Cole Palmer - England's next big hope - bagged a stunner to pull Chelsea back into it.

What a half hour it's been for the Three Lions at the Allianz.

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