Bayern Munich Draws Viking After Olise Red Card Changes Match

Bayern Munich drew 3-3 with Viking FK after Michael Olise was sent off during the UEFA Champions League match, with the red card changing the game after Bayern recovered from a 2-0 halftime deficit and took the lead.

According to Bavarian Football Works, Bayern fell behind before coach Vincent Kompany made three substitutions at halftime. The changes helped Bayern move ahead 3-2 after 30 minutes of second-half play.

The match turned after Olise received a second yellow card in the 74th minute. According to Bavarian Football Works, the winger was dismissed after first receiving a yellow card for a jersey tug and then throwing the ball toward an opponent.

Harry Kane addressed the result after the match, saying Bayern should have secured victory after their second-half response. According to Bavarian Football Works, Kane said the sending-off affected the team and Olise would need to accept responsibility.

"It was a poor first half from us," said Harry Kane, Bayern Munich forward.

Kane added that Bayern fought back strongly after halftime, but the red card changed the final stages of the match. According to Bavarian Football Works, the striker also said Olise would need to learn from the incident.

Olise is set to miss Bayern Munich's upcoming Champions League match against Arsenal because of the suspension, according to Bavarian Football Works.