Six-goal thriller sees Bayern Munich and Viking share the spoils in UEFA Champions League

Harry Kane struck twice to help Bayern Munich overturn a two-goal deficit against Viking, but Michael Olise's red card and a late equaliser denied them victory in the UEFA Champions League on Tuesday. Viking 3-3 Bayern Munich Goals: 1-0 Stensness 2' (assist: Tripić),2-0Christiansen 38'(assist: Botheim),2-1Kane 54' (pen),2-2Kane 60' (assist: Kimmich),2-3Díaz 71' (assist: Laimer),3-3Haugen 90' (assist: Tripić) Sent off: Olise 74' Bayern travelled to Norway on the back of a 5-0 win over Bodø/Glimt on Matchday one, with Olise having scored twice and assisted in that game.

Head coach Vincent Kompany made six changes from the side that drew 2-2 at Augsburg, with Jonas Urbig, Konrad Laimer, Minjae Kim, Nathaniel Brown, Tom Bischof and Lennart Karl all coming into the XI. Viking took a shock 2-0 lead against Germany's record champions.

Bayern dominated possession and worked several chances through Olise, Luis Díaz and Kane, but Arlid Østbø kept out efforts from Bayern's attacking trio. Shortly before half-time, Viking struck again on the counter.

Erik Botheim's long ball set up Peter Christiansen, who finished from inside the box to make it 2-0. ) already has three goals in two UEFA Champions League appearances in 2026/27.

Six minutes later, Kane headed in Joshua Kimmich 's cross from a short corner routine to level the tie before Díaz then completed the turnaround, finishing from close range after a move involving Kane and Laimer, putting Bayern 3-2 ahead in the 71st minute. Michael Olise will miss Bayern 's game against English champions Arsenal.

Viking pushed for an equaliser with a triple substitution and, in the 90th minute, Tripić crossed for substitute Herman Haugen, who headed past Urbig to make it 3-3. Bayern host Arsenal in their next Champions League fixture on 21 October.