Bayern Munich sweating on Harry Kane's fitness ahead of clash against Celtic

The English forward picked up a knock in Saturday's hard-fought goalless draw at Bayer Leverkusen and needed lengthy treatment after his head collided with Piero Hincapie's shoulder.

Kane scored in the 2-1 victory at Celtic Park last week in the first leg of the knockout phase play-off tie and would be big loss of he were to miss the second-leg at at home.

Kompany told reporters on Monday: "(It's) definitely nothing bad. We've just had very little time to recover and sometimes you need an extra day.

"We'll see early tomorrow how he feels, but I assume it's nothing too bad - we've just got very little time to refresh and recover."

Bayern midfielder Jamal Musiala insisted the club had no "excuses" despite the short turnaround after Saturday's top-of-the-table clash.

"None of us want to have excuses. We're using the days to prepare well for the game - then we have to give it our all. We're fresh and will give it everything tomorrow," said Musiala.

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