Viking snatch dramatic 3-3 draw against Bayern Munich

Norwegian champions Viking achieved one of the most significant results in their club's history by holding European giants Bayern Munich to a 3-3 draw in the Champions League. The match, which saw a flurry of goals, ended in dramatic fashion as the hosts found a late equaliser in the 90th minute to deny the visitors a win.

Gnabry frustration follows draw

According to media reports, Bayern Munich forward Serge Gnabry was left frustrated after failing to make an appearance during the contest. The 28-year-old was reportedly the first player to board the team bus following the final whistle.

Manager Vincent Kompany navigated a difficult match, which included an avoidable red card for Olise in the 74th minute. Due to the artificial turf surface and Gnabry's history of adductor injuries, the coaching staff opted for defensive adjustments instead of introducing the German international.

Kompany utilized all available substitutions, bringing on players like Jonathan Tah, Nathaniel Brown, and Lennart Carl at halftime, followed by Luis Diaz, Josip Stanisić, and Hiroki Ito later in the game. Despite Gnabry's recent form for the national team under Jürgen Klopp, he remains in a battle to regain a consistent starting role at Bayern.