Bayern Held By Viking After Olise Red Card In 3-3 Champions League Draw
Harry Kane extended his Champions League scoring streak to nine matches as Bayern dropped points after a late equalizer and a Michael Olise red card.
- On Tuesday, Norwegian champions Viking held Bayern Munich to a 3-3 draw in the UEFA Champions League group stage, salvaging a memorable result against the German giants.
- The home side took an early advantage, scoring within two minutes through Gianni Stensness before Peter Christiansen doubled the lead by the 38-minute mark.
- Harry Kane scored twice to level the match, extending his scoring streak to nine consecutive Champions League games and equalling Robert Lewandowski's club record.
- Michael Olise received a second yellow card and was sent off with 16 minutes remaining, allowing substitute Herman Haugen to equalize for Viking in the final minute.
- The volatile group stage continued elsewhere as Club Brugge defeated Inter Milan 4-3 at San Siro, underscoring the unpredictability across the competition's opening round.
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The German giant Bayern of Munich failed to show his superiority in front of the modest Vikings of Norway, and suffered a tie in the final straight of an electrifying game that ended in 3-3 this Tuesday at Viking Stadion, in the league phase of the Champions. The owners of the house went out in front, suffered the turn, but at the 45 minutes of the second time left everything again, to delirium of their cheer. The goals were from Stensness, Chri…
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Bayern trailed 2-0 at halftime thanks to goals from Gianni Stensness and Peter Christiansen.
Five weeks after his home demonstration against Bodoe/Glimt (5-0), Vincent Kompany's men were only able to take one point against his second Norwegian opponent, after a completely crazy game between a novice in the Champions' League and a sextuple European champion. This is a first point in the queen European football competition for Viking and a first climb for Bayern, who will receive Arsenal in eight days at the Allianz Arena for a shock agai…
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