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Canada captain Alphonso Davies injured in Bayern win
Davies suffered a right hamstring muscle tear and will be sidelined indefinitely, raising concerns ahead of the World Cup co-hosted by Canada, officials said.
- On Saturday, Feb. 21, Alphonso Davies was forced off injured during Bayern Munich's 3-2 win over Eintracht Frankfurt, sparking fears of a lengthy layoff with the World Cup four months away.
- Having earlier returned from an ACL tear in December, Alphonso Davies went down after an innocuous foul from Mahmoud Dahoud, appearing to be in serious pain.
- Davies covered his face with his jersey as teammates consoled him after an apparent ankle injury, but he walked off unassisted; Bayern sporting director Max Eberl said, `It looked like it might be something longer-term. It has to be something muscular`.
- Harry Kane scored twice, taking his season tally to 45, as Bayern held on for their 19th win in 23 league games against Eintracht Frankfurt.
- Canada will co-host the World Cup from June 11 to July 19, 2026, so Alphonso Davies is vital to the national team’s hopes.
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Bayern Munich couldn't smile even after winning. Davis's hamstring rupture brings a chance for Kim Min-jae. OSEN = Reporter Lee In-hwan. Victory remained, but the price was not small. Bayern Munich faced the risk of Alphonso Davies' injury. On the 22nd (Korean time), Munich announced the news of Davies' injury through their official channel.
Alphonso Davies is injured again. The Bayern-Star has to get off the court prematurely at the 3-2 of the Munich against Eintracht Frankfurt. Sports board and coaches give a first update.
He played for FC Bayern and Alphonso Davies in the Bundesliga victory against Eintracht Frankfurt.
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