Bayern struggle to get a point as Barça claim the top spot

On the second matchday of the Champions League group stage, Bayern Munich only managed to scrape a point against Viking FK (3-3), while FC Barcelona dominated their game to take the top spot in the standings.

Bayern Munich on the brink of a setback

Bayern had a difficult first period, conceding two goals before halftime. Vincent Kompany then reshuffled the defence, but the team regained the lead thanks to a brace from Harry Kane (2-2) and then a goal from Luis Diaz (2-3, 71st minute). Michael Olise received two consecutive yellow cards and was sent off in the 73rd minute, giving the Norwegians the chance to score the third goal and level the match (3-3). In the provisional standings, Bayern sit in fourth place and risk dropping further.

Inter Milan collapses, Barça soars

Inter Milan lost at home to Club Brugge (3-4). After the Belgians opened the scoring, the Nerazzurri equalised, then Nicolo Tresoldi added two more goals to bring the score to 3-3. Lautaro Martinez doubled for Inter, but two further Belgian strikes sealed the defeat, with Ange Bonny’s late goal proving futile.

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FC Barcelona initially conceded a goal and were close to going down 2-0, but the VAR ruled out a second opponent goal. The Catalan machine then took control: João Cancelo, Fermin Lopez, Anthony Gordon and Karim Adeyemi all found the net, delivering a clear win (1-4). Lamine Yamal, double‑assist maestro, helped put Barça at the top of the group.

Among the other results of the evening, Villarreal overturned Napoli (2-1), RB Leipzig snatched a last‑minute win over PSV Eindhoven (1-0) and Sabah FC beat Slavia Prague (2-0). Lille were thrashed by Arsenal (3-0) and Lens lost to Sporting (0-2).

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