Olise sent off as Bayern draw 3-3 with Viking; will miss Arsenal

Bayern Munich drew 3-3 with Viking Stavanger in a Champions League match on October 13, 2026, after a dramatic second-half collapse. The German club recovered from a 2-0 deficit to take a 3-2 lead through goals from Harry Kane (twice) and Luis Díaz, only to concede an equalizer in the 90th minute after Michael Olise's red card reshaped the contest.

In the 74th minute, with Bayern leading 3-2, Olise received a yellow card for a tactical foul to stop a Viking counterattack. Moments later, while the referee was still showing the card, Olise threw the ball at Viking captain Zlatko Tripic's face, earning an immediate second yellow and sending off. The incident occurred after Tripic, according to Bayern officials, had been fouling and provocatively testing Olise throughout the match. With ten men, Bayern conceded in the final minute when Tripic crossed for Herman Haugen to equalize.

Olise will miss Bayern's next Champions League fixture against Arsenal due to the automatic one-match suspension. Harry Kane called the dismissal "a shame," acknowledging Olise's responsibility while noting the forward would be disappointed to miss upcoming matches. Bayern manager Vincent Kompany said the red card was "stupid" but that Olise's opponent was "smarter" in provoking him, suggesting the player should have maintained discipline. Bayern supervisory board member Max Eberl criticized Tripic's conduct, calling him a "scumbag," but acknowledged that Olise "fell for his provocation" and should have responded differently. Whether Olise will face an internal fine remains under discussion.