Bayern Munich collapse in the final minutes and lose victory against Viking

Bayern Munich missed the chance to secure three points after drawing 3-3 against Norwegian hosts Viking in an exciting UEFA Champions League clash, which saw Harry Kane shine and Colombian Luis Díaz return to scoring, before Frenchman Michael Olise's red card disrupted the Bavarian team's plans.

Bayern Munich suffered a shocking start as Gianni Stensness scored for the hosts in the 2nd minute, capitalizing on a corner that he headed into the net, amid clear confusion in the German team's defensive coverage.

Viking continued to exploit the spaces in their opponent's defense, with Sondre Kristiansen adding the second goal in the 38th minute, finishing a quick counter-attack with a successful shot, leaving the Norwegian team leading 2-0 at half-time.

Bayern Munich showed clear determination to come back in the second half, with Harry Kane reducing the deficit in the 53rd minute, scoring from a penalty awarded after a VAR review for a foul against Konrad Laimer inside the box.

The English striker did not wait long to bring the match back to square one, as he equalised in the 60th minute with a header, benefiting from a cross, to give his team a strong boost to continue pressuring the hosts.

Bayern Munich completed their comeback in the 70th minute, when Luis Díaz scored the third goal after a well-organized collective attack, turning Bayern's deficit of two goals into a lead of 3-2, and ending the Colombian forward's drought in front of goal.

However, things became complicated for Bayern Munich in the 74th minute, when Michael Olise received a second yellow card for unsporting behavior, having thrown the ball at one of the opposing players, leading to his dismissal and leaving his team a man down.

Vincent Kompany had to rearrange his team's setup to maintain their lead, substituting Luis Díaz to bolster defensive balance. Meanwhile, Viking took advantage of the numerical disadvantage to increase their attacking pressure in search of an equaliser.

Norwegian team Rosenborg's efforts resulted in an equaliser in the 90th minute, as Jens Peter Hauge found the net, denying Bayern Munich a victory that was close to being achieved and bringing the match back to a 3-3 draw.

With this result, both teams settled for a point each in a match that revealed Bayern Munich's ability to come back despite being two goals down, but it also highlighted the impact of defensive errors and the red card in wasting a victory, despite Harry Kane's brilliance and Luis Díaz's return to scoring.