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, Viking held Bayern Munich to a 3-3 draw in the UEFA Champions League group stage, with the Norwegian side mounting a dramatic late comeback to snatch an unlikely point.
- The home side stunned Bayern by scoring within two minutes through Gianni Stensness, then doubled their advantage with Peter Christiansen's goal to lead 2-0 at halftime.
- England captain Harry Kane scored twice—a 54th-minute penalty and an hour-mark header—to level the match, extending his streak to nine consecutive Champions League games.
- After midfielder Michael Olise was sent off for a second booking with 16 minutes remaining, substitute Herman Haugen headed in a stoppage-time equalizer, securing Viking's shock draw.
- Olise's red card rules him out of Bayern's next Champions League fixture against Premier League champions Arsenal on Wednesday next week, complicating their group campaign.
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In Stavanger, they finished 3-3.The place started 2-0 up, but the visit turned it and on the end came the final equality for the owner of the house.The Frenchman was expelled after throwing the ball in the face of a rival.
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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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