Kolkata, Oct. 23 -- David Raya had made him wait. Harry Kane responded by taking even longer for the penalty. This felt like Sourav Ganguly and Steve Waugh in 2001, with the India captain getting his Australian counterpart worked up by arriving late for the toss. Kane has missed penalties on big nights: the 2022 World Cup quarter-final and the recent Nations League match against Spain are but two. But at Allianz Arena, its roof rimmed by red lights and throbbing with anticipation, Kane conveyed a sense of calm. Raya moved late but with a start-stop routine and looking up to see which way the Arsenal goalie was going, Kane blasted the shot to put Bayern Munich ahead. Trailing through Eberechi Eze's brilliant 25th minute finish from an equall...