Bayern Held by Viking After 'Super Dumb' Olise Red in Champions League
Harry Kane scored twice and Luis Diaz added a goal, but Bayern finished with 10 men after Michael Olise’s late dismissal.
- On Tuesday, Bayern Munich forward Michael Olise was sent off after receiving two yellow cards within seconds during a Champions League match against Viking in Stavanger, Norway.
- Referee Georgi Kabakov issued the first yellow for a tactical foul, then immediately showed a second after Olise threw the ball at Viking captain Zlatko Tripic's head.
- Bayern manager Vincent Kompany called the dismissal "super dumb," noting Olise regrets letting the team down and expressing sympathy for the forward's remorse.
- Following the red card, Viking substitute Herman Haugen scored the equalizer, securing a 3-3 draw after Bayern had led 3-2 before the dismissal.
- Olise will miss Bayern Munich's next Champions League clash against Premier League champions Arsenal next week due to the suspension from the dismissal.
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Viking FK played in the second Norwegian league in 2018. In 2020, two coaches took over the team, Morten Jensen and Bjarte Lunde Aarsheim, who six years later led the dwarfs from southern Norway to historic success. Six-time European Champions League winners and last year's semi-finalists Bayern Munich only drew 3:3 on Wednesday.
The French midfielder referred to the moment when he received a red card in Bayern's away match against Viking.
The star winger of the French team had a dirty evening on Tuesday, being evicted for a mood gesture, which led to the improbable draw (3-3) of Bayern Munich on the Viking FK lawn
The Frenchman was expelled after having received two yellow cartons on the spot, Tuesday, October 13, 2026. An incident that cost a great deal to Bayern Munich.
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