Updated on October 14, 2026 at 19:13 UTC
Viking stunned Bayern by taking a 2-0 lead, with Gianni Stensness scoring after 72 seconds and Peter Christiansen adding a goal in the 38th minute. Harry Kane brought Bayern level with a penalty and a header in the second half.
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Bayern drew 3-3 away to Viking Stavanger, with Harry Kane involved in all three of the German side’s goals. Michael Olise was sent off during the match.
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Viking and Bayern München drew 3-3 in the Champions League.
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Bayern recovered from 2-0 down to lead Viking 3-2, but conceded in stoppage time after Michael Olise was sent off for a second yellow card. Olise will miss Bayern’s Champions League clash with Arsenal.
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Bayern CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen said Viking deserved its 2-0 lead and called the 3-3 draw a fair result, pointing to Bayern’s mistakes and Michael Olise’s red card. He said Bayern now face seven games in 22 days.
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UEFA technical observer Sean Dyche praised Viking’s compact defending, their work to force Bayern wide and their threat on the counterattack. Bayern came from 2-0 down to lead 3-2, but Viking salvaged a 3-3 draw with a late equaliser.
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After Bayern’s 3-3 draw with Viking in Stavanger, Lothar Matthäus said the team lacked ideas against a deep defence and pointed to poor defensive cover after losing possession.
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Bayern Munich fought back from 2-0 down to draw 3-3 away to Viking FK, with Harry Kane scoring twice and Luis Díaz adding a goal. Michael Olise was sent off after throwing the ball at Viking captain Zlatko Tripić.
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Viking came back from 2-3 to draw 3-3 with Bayern in stoppage time after Michael Olise was sent off. Bayern manager Vincent Kompany called Olise’s actions “incredibly stupid” and criticized the referee, saying he had sensed before the match that the official wanted to “do something special.”
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After Bayern’s 3-3 draw at Viking Stavanger, Vincent Kompany said his players had made too many individual mistakes and urged them to respond on the pitch. Sporting director Max Eberl called the performance a repeat of the same pattern seen in Bayern’s 2-2 draw at Augsburg.
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Viking’s team has been praised following its historic feat against Bayern Munich.
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After Bayern Munich’s 3-3 draw with Viking, coach Vincent Kompany said he took responsibility for the individual mistakes made by his players.
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Bayern Munich drew 3-3 away to Viking FK, with coach Vincent Kompany pointing to concentration errors and poor decisions after his side also drew with Augsburg. Michael Olise’s red card after throwing the ball also drew attention after the match.
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Viking earned the first Champions League point in the club’s history with a 3-3 draw against Bayern, equalizing through Herman Johan Haugen in stoppage time after Bayern had come back from 2-0 down to lead 3-2.
Bayern coach Vincent Kompany criticized Michael Olise’s dismissal, which came after Olise threw the ball at Viking captain Zlatko Tripić following an earlier booking.
Updated on October 14, 2026 at 04:13 UTC
Bayern sporting director Max Eberl said Viking captain Zlatko Tripic had provoked Bayern’s players in their 3-3 draw. Tripic assisted two goals, and Bayern’s Michael Olise was sent off after throwing a ball at him.
Updated on October 14, 2026 at 03:13 UTC
After Bayern Munich’s 3-3 draw with Viking, coach Vincent Kompany said the team’s defensive mistakes and chances conceded meant it had not done enough to deserve victory. Bayern had conceded five goals across its previous two matches, and Kompany said the team needed to respond on the pitch.
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Viking were scheduled to host Bayern Munich in a Champions League league-phase match in Stavanger on October 13. The teams had never previously met in a competitive fixture.
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Bayern Munich came back from 2-0 down but drew 3-3 with Viking after Michael Olise was sent off in the 74th minute and Viking equalised late. Vincent Kompany called the mistakes “entirely our own fault”; Olise will miss Bayern’s next Champions League match against Arsenal.
Viking FK earned a 3-3 draw with Bayern Munich in the Champions League after letting a two-goal lead slip and then scoring a late equalizer.
Viking, from Stavanger, are Norwegian champions; Bayern are the Munich-based German club. The match swung sharply after Viking took an early advantage.
Gianni Stensness headed in a corner after 72 seconds to put the hosts ahead. Peter Christiansen doubled the lead in the 38th minute, finishing a quick attacking move.
Harry Kane helped turn the game around for Bayern, scoring twice and setting up another goal. Bayern went ahead 3-2 in the 71st minute.
Michael Olise was sent off after receiving two yellow cards within a minute. Bayern finished the closing stages with ten players.
Viking made the extra-man advantage count when Herman Haugen scored in the final minute. Captain Zlatko Tripić had supplied the corner for the opener and crossed the ball for the equalizer.
Kane scored in his ninth consecutive Champions League match, matching a Bayern club record set by Robert Lewandowski. Afterward, Tripić said Viking had played an “incredibly solid” match.
Published October 14, 2026, 19:13 UTC
