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Olise's moment of madness costs Bayern Munich dearly

The draw conceded by Bayern Munich on the pitch of Viking Stavanger (3-3) was marked by an early sending-off for Michael Olise, which cost the team two precious points and a win against Arsenal. After leading 3-2, the Bavarians conceded an equalizer late in the game following the loss of a man.

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Vincent Kompany and Harry Kane did not mince their words in criticizing the behavior of the French player, who was sent off after throwing a ball at Zlatko Tripic's face. However, German observers like Christoph Kramer tried to explain the circumstances and the opponent's provocation.

Early sending-off

Michael Olise lost his cool while Bayern Munich was leading 3-2 against Viking Stavanger. Already booked for a foul on Henrik Heggheim, he received a second yellow card after deliberately throwing the ball at Zlatko Tripic's face during a provocation. This sending-off cost the team dearly, as they ultimately conceded the draw (3-3) late in the match.

Mixed reactions

Vincent Kompany and Harry Kane sharply criticized Olise for his needless action, believing he must take responsibility. However, some German observers like Christoph Kramer highlighted the role played by Tripic in provoking the incident.

Match context

Bayern Munich had to recover from being two goals down to come back and take the lead thanks to a hat-trick. But this attempt at victory was compromised by the early sending-off, which leaves Michael Olise facing a suspension.

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