US EditionArsenal 3-1 Bayern Munich: Fan Views
Arsenal maintained a perfect 15-point record, moving top of their Champions League group with goals from starters and substitutes exploiting Bayern's defensive errors.
- On Wednesday, Arsenal Football Club beat Bayern Munich 3-1 to maintain a perfect Champions League record and top their group.
- Ahead of Wednesday's match, Arsenal Football Club entered on a 15-match unbeaten run and secured their first win over Bayern Munich in a decade since the quarter-finals two years ago.
- After 22 minutes, Timber's header from a Bukayo Saka corner put Arsenal ahead, and Lennart Karl equalised before halftime, with substitutes Martinelli and Madueke sealing the win.
- With Inter Milan dropping points, Arsenal Football Club are now the only team with a maximum 15 points, greatly increasing their likelihood of reaching the Champions League last 16 as Bayern Munich suffered their first defeat.
- Bayern started confidently but were stunned by Arsenal Football Club's opener and ceded control, while Arsenal's second-half pressure produced chances from Mikel Merino and Declan Rice before substitutes finished the match.
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