Champions League: Bayern snatch draw in Stavanger, Kane shines, Olise sent off
Bayern Munich drew 3-3 in Stavanger in the Champions League, after leading 3-2, with a Harry Kane brace and Michael Olise's red card, according to several German media outlets.
Bayern Munich conceded a 3-3 draw on Viking Stavanger's pitch in the Champions League, having led 3-2. The Munich club initially trailed 0-2 before coming back thanks to a brace from Harry Kane, who also converted a penalty awarded after a VAR intervention. Michael Olise was then sent off, and the hosts equalised late in the game, according to Der Spiegel, kicker and n-tv.
A stunning turn of events
According to kicker, Bayern first fell victim to an error by their goalkeeper Neuer, which allowed the opponents to take the lead. The Munich side then reacted, with a brace from Kane in six minutes, bringing his team level and then ahead. The penalty, awarded after a VAR review, allowed Kane to put his side back in the match, kicker reports.
Olise's red card and the goal conceded
Michael Olise received a red card, and Bayern conceded the equaliser in the final seconds, according to Der Spiegel. n-tv describes a "Blackout" for Olise and a "late drama", with the Munich club having "thrown away" their victory against a club described as a "No-Name-Klub" (no-name club). Blick notes that the Munich side went from 0-2 to 3-2 before conceding the 3-3 after Olise's dismissal.
The Kane record
n-tv headlines with a "Rekord-Kane" (Kane record), without further detail. The striker's brace, coupled with his penalty, allowed him to score three goals in this match.
The Bundesliga context
Before this European match, Bayern had already shown signs of fragility in the league. According to kicker, the club "saved a point" after a Neuer error on the Bundesliga matchday of 10 October. Bayer Leverkusen, for their part, "wasted" a 2-0 lead before winning at FSV Mainz 05, while Hamburger SV snatched victory in the final seconds thanks to a Muheim goal, reports Sportschau.
Andrich's return at Leverkusen
Robert Andrich made a notable return with Bayer Leverkusen, according to 90min. After being sidelined and subject to transfer rumours, the midfielder scored in his 200th appearance for the club and convinced coach Carles Martínez.
