Viking drew 3-3 with Bayern, securing their first-ever point in the Champions League. The Norwegian side led twice before securing the draw with a goal from Herman Haugen in the 90th minute.
Viking took the lead in the second minute through a goal by Gianni Stensness, following a corner from Zlatko Tripić. In the 38th minute, the Norwegians extended their lead to 2-0 with a goal from Peter Christiansen.
Bayern reduced the deficit in the 54th minute, when Harry Kane scored from the penalty spot. Six minutes later, Kane scored again to level at 2-2. In the 71st minute, Luis Díaz scored, making it 3-2, and it seemed Bayern would take the victory.
However, in the 75th minute, Bayern were reduced to ten men. Michael Olise received a second yellow card just two minutes after the first, following an incident where he had thrown the ball at Zlatko Tripić. With the numerical advantage, Viking pressed forward, and in the 90th minute, Herman Haugen scored for the final 3-3 draw.
Viking had begun their European campaign in the Champions League play-off against Dinamo. In the first leg at Maksimir, the result was 2-2, with Dinamo leading 2-0 early on. In the return leg in Stavanger, Dinestro took an early lead through Arber Hoxha, but at half-time the score was 1-1. In the second half, the Norwegians scored two more goals to advance to the Champions League, where they have now secured a historic point.
