Haugen’s 90th-minute goal earns Viking a 3-3 draw with Bayern München

Haugen’s 90th-minute equaliser rescues Viking

Viking drew 3-3 with Bayern München in the UEFA Champions League League Stage - 2 at SR-Bank Arena after Herman Haugen’s 90th-minute goal changed a 2-3 deficit into a share of the points. The draw leaves Bayern München ranked #4 with 4 points from 2 games, while Viking are ranked #26 with 1 points from 2 games.

Bayern overturn two-goal deficit before late leveller

Viking controlled the opening scoreline. Gianni Stensness opened the match in the 2nd minute, making it 1-0 after an assist from Zlatko Tripić. Peter Christiansen then made it 2-0 in the 38th minute, assisted by Erik Botheim, and Viking held that advantage at half-time.

Bayern’s response came after the interval. Harry Kane converted a penalty in the 54th minute to make it 2-1, then levelled at 2-2 in the 60th minute with an assist from Joshua Kimmich. Luis Díaz put Bayern München ahead 3-2 in the 71st minute, assisted by Konrad Laimer, but Herman Haugen restored parity in the 90th minute with Tripić providing his second assist.

Statistics underline Bayern’s control

Bayern München had 66% possession, 25 total shots and 15 corner kicks, compared with Viking’s 34% possession, 8 shots and 5 corners. Bayern also recorded 3.57 expected goals against Viking’s 0.64, making the 3-3 scoreline a striking contrast to the overall attacking numbers.

Kane leads the individual performances

Kane was the standout performer, earning an 8.2 rating after 90 minutes, scoring 2 goals and registering 4 shots on target. The match also featured Michael Olise’s yellow card and red card in the 73rd minute. Bayern’s pre-match win becomes a draw, while Viking’s pre-match sequence of Draw, Win, Loss ends with another draw. Barcelona lead with 6 points; Bayern trail by 2 and Viking by 5.