Viking of Stavanger, a Norwegian club making their Champions League debut, drew 3-3 with Bayern Munich on Tuesday in the second round of the league phase. The result earned them their first-ever point in the tournament.
According to Cooperativa, the home side led 2-0, fell behind to a German comeback and salvaged a draw in the 90th minute with a header from Herman Johan Haugen.
Viking struck first. Goammo Stensness and Peter Christiansen scored to give the Norwegian side a 2-0 halftime lead, according to ADN Radio. The second goal came from a counterattack, according to a post on X by @SC_ESPN.
Harry Kane made his mark in the second half. The English striker scored twice, first from the penalty spot and then with a header, according to SportsCenter, and Colombia's Luis Díaz completed the German comeback.
Just when Bayern seemed to have the match settled, Frenchman Michael Olise was sent off. In the 73rd minute, he received two yellow cards in the same passage of play: the first for a foul and the second for throwing the ball into an opponent's face, according to ADN Radio.
With a player advantage, Viking pushed forward and found an equalizer through Haugen's header. The Bavarian side, one of the title contenders, let two points slip against opponents playing in their first Champions League.
For the Stavanger club, the draw means their first point in the league phase after two rounds. The sources do not specify when their next match in the tournament will take place.