Viking snatch draw against Bayern Munich in six-goal thriller

Norwegian champions Viking secured a 3-3 draw against six-time European champions Bayern Munich in the Champions League. The match, held in Stavanger, Norway, featured a 90th-minute equalizer from Herman Haugen to secure what BBC Sport described as one of the biggest results in the club's history.

Yahoo Sports reported that Viking captain Zlatko Tripić provided two assists and played a central role in the match's drama. Tripić was involved in a confrontation where he shoved Michael Olise after a foul was called on Henrik Heggheim; this resulted in Olise receiving two yellow cards and a red card in the 74th minute. According to Yahoo Sports, Tripić's actions and theatrics drew significant frustration on social media.

IOL noted that Viking qualified for the Champions League after winning their first Norwegian title in 34 years. In other Champions League action, Atletico Madrid defeated Manchester United 2-0, while Arsenal beat Lille, Barcelona defeated Galatasaray, and Club Brugge won a seven-goal thriller against Inter Milan.

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