Video of Bayern Chief Oliver Kahn’s Heartbreaking Reaction to Dortmund’s Late Minute Equalizer Emerges

• Oliver Kahn could not hide his disappointment after Bayern Munich threw away a two-nil lead in Bundesliga's most anticipated fixture'
• Bayern Munich shared the spoils with Borussia Dortmund in a dramatic four-goal thriller staged at the Signal Iduna Park
• It was the first time Dortmund have avoided a defeat against their bitterest rivals in their last nine encounters

Bayern Munich Chief Executive Officer Oliver Kahn was left heartbroken following Borussia Dortmund's last-minute equalizer in Germany's version of the El Clasico, Der Klassiker.

Kahn's Bayern Munich have dominated the biggest fixture on the Bundesliga calendar, winning the last eight encounters with their last defeat coming in 2019.

Following a two-nil lead by the reigning Bundesliga champions, it appeared Kahn and his outfit will be smiling all the way to Bavaria however he was left heartbroken with a late equalizer.

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How did the first instalment of Der Klassiker end?

Goretzka drew first blood after he was served on a plate by red-hot teenager Jamal Musiala three minutes after the half-hour mark.

Leroy Sane extended the lead for the Bavarians to continue his fine goal-scoring run when he put some distance between the two sides.

But Dortmund had other ideas as a relentless pursuit from the home side buoyed by the vociferous crowd resulted in Youssoufa Moukoko halving the deficit with 16 minutes left on the clock.

Just when Bayern looked like they were within touching distance of sealing yet another victory against their old foes, summer signing Anthony Modeste lifted the roof off the Signal Iduna Park with a last-gasp goal in the 95th minute, as noted by the Sun.

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How did Oliver Kahn react to Dortmund's late equalizer?

While the Dortmund half were in a state of bliss, the other side of the divide were writhing in agony, which was best demonstrated by Oliver Kahn.

Kahn, who was watching the game from the director's box, was sitting at the edge of his seat as the last-gasp goal unravelled before his eyes.

He ended up smashing what looked like a glass barricade while using expletives to underline his anger at his team for throwing away a two-nil lead.

Oliver Kahn pours cold water on reports linking Ronaldo to Bayern

Earlier, Sports Brief reported that Cristiano Ronaldo’s wish to leave Manchester United this summer has suffered a severe blow after Bayern Munich distanced themselves from the 37-year-old forward.

Ronaldo had told the Manchester United hierarchy he wants to leave the Premier League club this summer as he wishes to keep playing in the UEFA Champions League.

According to Daily Mirror, Bayern Munich CEO, Oliver Khan has now laughed off reports linking the German champions with the Portugal forward when he was asked if the Bundesliga champions are interested in a deal.