Bayern miss comeback against Viking and lose Olise after red card

Vincent Kompany saw Bayern Munich experience a dramatic evening in Stavanger: after a 2-0 deficit the club fought back to 3-2, but a red card for Michael Olise in the 74th minute forced them into a 3-3 draw against Viking Stavanger.

Early lead for Viking

The match started with a header from Gianni Stensness in the second minute, putting Viking ahead 1-0 early on. After 38 minutes Peter Christiansen found the ball in the penalty area and made it 2-0.

Bayern’s comeback and VAR intervention

At halftime Kompany made three substitutions, but it was the VAR decision that awarded Bayern a penalty. Harry Kane converted the penalty and brought the score to 2-1. Six minutes later Kane himself headed the equaliser, after which Luis Díaz in the 71st minute, via a pass from Kane, scored the winning goal (3-2).

Olise’s red card and the late goal

Three minutes after the goal Michael Olise lost control, threw the ball into an opponent’s face and received two yellow cards followed by a red card from referee Georgi Kabakov. Bayern had to play the final stage with ten men. In the 90th minute Zlatko Tripic delivered a cross to Herman Haugen, who headed the equaliser for Viking (3-3).

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Olise’s red card means he will miss the upcoming match against Arsenal, an extra challenge for Kompany’s squad. The incident was described by the club as “a rare and particularly stupid slip”.

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The match took place on 13 October 2026 at the stadium of Viking Stavanger, ending 3‑3. Bayern’s attempt at a comeback was ultimately undone by the red card and the late equaliser goal.