Thrilling 3-3 draw between Viking and Bayern München in the UEFA Champions League
Viking and Bayern München drew 3-3 in the second round of the league phase of the UEFA Champions League, after the Norwegian side went two goals up before Bayern came back to equalise and then take the lead, only for Viking to snatch an equaliser in stoppage time.
The match between Viking and Bayern München, played in the second round of the league phase of the UEFA Champions League, ended in a 3-3 draw, in a contest that kicked off at 22:00 Damascus time.
Gianni Ryan Stensness opened the scoring for Viking in the 2nd minute, before Peter Buch Christiansen doubled the lead in the 38th minute, sending the Norwegian side into the break two goals to the good.
In the second half, Harry Edward Kane pulled one back from a penalty in the 54th minute before scoring his second goal in the 60th minute to level the score for Bayern München, then Luis Fernando Díaz Marulanda added a third goal for the Bavarian side in the 71st minute to put Bayern München ahead for the first time in the match.
The 73rd minute saw Michael Akpovie Olise sent off for Bayern München, leaving the German side to finish the match with ten men, before Viking took advantage of the situation to equalise through Herman Johan Haugen in the 90th minute.
Harry Edward Kane was named man of the match after scoring two goals in the 90 minutes he played in full.
Statistically, Bayern München dominated possession with 66 per cent against 34 per cent for Viking, and had 25 shots compared to 8 for their opponents, while corners stood at 15 for Bayern München against 5 for Viking.
With this draw, Bayern München moved to 3 points in third place on goal difference after scoring 5 goals and conceding none, while Viking remain without points in 29th place after their loss, having scored one goal and conceded 3 goals.
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