Kompany questions Bayern's draw with Arsenal and looks to Atlético

Vincent Kompany, despite an illness, sat on the bench of Bayern Munich during the match against Arsenal at the Allianz Arena, which ended 2‑2. Perhaps the result is fair, although the team had more clear chances, and they have four points after three rounds of the Champions League before traveling to Atlético on November 3.

Kompany overcomes the illness and manages from the bench

On Tuesday, an infection prevented Kompany from leading Bayern Munich's preparatory session, forcing him to stay at home. However, during the match he was able to sit on the bench, according to EFE's Jordi Archs in his coverage of international football.

Bayern drew 2‑2 against Arsenal at the Allianz Arena, with both teams creating chances. The draw leaves the Bavarians with four points after three rounds of the Champions League.

Bayern's next fixture will be against Atlético on November 3, looking to consolidate their position in the group.

Analysis of the draw and the coach's statements

“We are in a phase with a huge number of matches; we have to turn the page quickly and think about the next one,” Kompany said. He added that the opponent was strong and that they had noticed it during the match.

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“I think we had our moments, including some clear chances that I didn’t expect us to have. We suffered during the last ten or fifteen minutes, which caused us to lose momentum,” lamented the Belgian coach.

“Arsenal pressed with as much intensity as we did, and at those moments we were dangerous. We managed to position ourselves more often in the final third of the pitch and created two or three chances with numerical superiority,” Kompany continued.

In his conclusion, Kompany stated that they faced a top‑level opponent and that the result might be fair, although Bayern had more clear chances. He acknowledged that Arsenal also had superior phases.

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Regarding Harry Kane, the match’s MVP, Kompany highlighted his special instinct to drop deep and move into other areas, complicating the defenders’ work. When Kane has time on the ball, his long and precise passes allow him to beat the defensive line and create danger.

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