Bayern Draws 3-3 with Viking as Kane Scores Twice

Bayern Munich drew 3-3 with Viking in the Champions League on Tuesday. The Norwegian team equalised late in the game through Herman Haugen after Michael Olise was sent off.

Bayern was down 2-0 at halftime. Goals from Gianni Stensness and Peter Christiansen put Viking ahead.

Harry Kane looked like he would lead Bayern to victory. He scored twice and assisted another goal, giving Bayern a 3-2 lead. But Olise received two yellow cards in just a minute.

Viking took advantage of the situation. Haugen scored in the final minute to secure a surprising draw against the strong German side.

Olise's red card means he will not play in next week's important match against Arsenal in Munich.

Kane scored for the ninth straight Champions League game. This ties him with Robert Lewandowski's club record and puts him just two behind Cristiano Ronaldo's record of 11.

Just days after giving up the fastest goal in Bundesliga history during a 2-2 draw with Augsburg, Bayern fell behind early again.

Stensness scored just 72 seconds into the match. He headed in from a corner kick, giving Viking an early lead.

Bayern pushed hard to equalise but could not break through. Kane had two chances but could not get the ball past Viking's goalkeeper, Arild Ostbo.

Instead of just defending their lead, Viking struck again. They launched a quick counter-attack and scored again in the 38th minute.

Christiansen finished a smooth move, giving Viking a 2-0 lead.

Bayern got a chance to come back when Konrad Laimer was fouled in the box shortly after halftime. Kane took the penalty.

With a careful run-up, the 33-year-old placed the ball into the bottom right corner, just out of Ostbo's reach.

Kane then equalised in the 60th minute. He lost his defender and headed in a cross from Joshua Kimmich.

Luis Diaz had a goal ruled out for offside just a minute later. But he got another chance thanks to a pass from Kane 10 minutes later.

Kane lifted the ball to Laimer, whose shot was saved. The rebound fell to Diaz, who scored.

Just when it looked like Bayern would win, Olise got sent off. He received a yellow card for a foul and another for arguing, leaving Bayern with 10 men with 16 minutes to go.

Viking took advantage of the extra player. Haugen scored in the 90th minute, helping the hosts secure a memorable draw.