Rice Rescues Arsenal Draw at Bayern in Champions League
- On Wednesday, Arsenal secured a 2-2 draw against Bayern Munich at the Allianz Arena, with midfielder Declan Rice striking a late equalizer in the 82nd minute to earn the visitors a valuable point in the Champions League league phase.
- Eberechi Eze opened the scoring in the 25th minute for Arsenal, but Alphonso Davies equalized before halftime; Harry Kane then converted a 61st-minute penalty following a handball call against Jurrien Timber.
- Bukayo Saka was withdrawn in the 10th minute due to an early injury, forcing Arsenal to adjust tactics early; Rice's late goal was initially ruled offside before VAR overturned the decision.
- Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta's side moved to seven points from three Champions League fixtures, while Bayern manager Vincent Kompany's team reached five points after recording its second successive draw.
- Despite trailing to Kane's penalty, Arsenal remains unbeaten in the league phase, as Arteta successfully navigated one of the most difficult away fixtures in European football.
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Eberechi Eze opened the scoring for Arsenal after coming on for the injured Bukayo Saka but Alphonso Davies brought Bayern level after a sublime pass from Harry Kane. Kane put Bayern on track for victory when he converted a second-half penalty, but his England teammate Rice equalised with eight minutes remaining to earn Arsenal a point. The Gunners have seven points from three games in the league phase, two more than Bayern. Bayern were without…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Ahn Hong-seok = German professional football club Bayern Munich, with Kim Min-jae playing only the first half, drew with English champions Arsenal at home.
The balloon d-Or-Kandidat performs a repulsion, plays dream passes and meets itself. Alphonso Davies finds himself wonderfully in a new position – and Ismael Saibari still needs time. The Bavaria in single criticism.
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