Bayern lament a sloppy start and a costly red as Olise faces discipline

FC Bayern Munich left Stavanger disappointed after a chaotic 3‑3 draw with Viking FK, where a "dumb" start and Michael Olise’s "over‑stupid" red card prompted talk of an internal fine. The German champions fell behind twice, first through a swift counter‑goal and then after Olise was shown a yellow‑red for striking Zlatko Tripic.

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Vincent Kompany, the 40‑year‑old coach, described the dismissal as "over‑stupid" and said the team had "shot themselves in the foot". He added that the entire squad, including Olise, was aware of the mistake and needed immediate addressing.

Olise, listed with a market value of €180.00 million, provoked Tripic before the referee issued the combined card, leaving Bayern to play with ten men for the remainder of the game.

Early setbacks and missed chances

The Bayern side also suffered the fastest Bundesliga‑style goal, conceding after just 8.4 seconds in a previous match in Augsburg, and again fell behind early in Stavanger when Gianni Stensness scored within 71 seconds.

Konrad Laimer called the opening "dumb" and warned that such errors must not recur, while captain Joshua Kimmich admitted the team was making too many mistakes for a side that sits third in the Bundesliga.

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Club reaction and possible sanction

When asked about a possible fine for Olise, sport director Max Eberl said the matter would be discussed "in calm" and did not confirm any penalty.

Harry Kane later summed up the situation, saying Olise would feel "totally down" and would have to take responsibility for his actions.

The match, part of the Champions League group phase, left Bayern with four points from two games, a tally the club deems insufficient for its ambitions.

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