Bayern München vs Arsenal 2-2

Bayern München and Arsenal finished level at 2-2 after a second-half comeback from the visitors earned them a point at the Allianz Arena. Harry Kane put Bayern in front from the spot, but Declan Rice struck eight minutes from time to bring Arsenal back to 2-2.

Arsenal were ahead in the 25th minute when Eberechi Eze, who had come on in the 10th minute, scored from Martin Odegaard's pass to make it 1-0. VAR checked the goal and confirmed it a minute later. Bayern equalised in the 35th minute through Alphonso Davies, set up by Kane, and the half-time score was 1-1.

Kane then restored Bayern's lead in the 61st minute from a penalty to make it 2-1. Bayern made two changes on 68 minutes, sending on Luis Díaz and Lennart Karl, while Arsenal introduced Viktor Gyökeres at the same time and then Myles Lewis-Skelly a minute later. Gyökeres, who had come on in the 68th minute, supplied the assist for Rice in the 82nd minute, and Rice's finish made it 2-2. Arsenal also had a late change when Mikel Merino replaced Odegaard on 85 minutes, while Bayern sent on Nathaniel Brown for Davies and Bara Sapoko Ndiaye for Luis Díaz late on.

The numbers were close in several areas. Arsenal had 58% of the possession and 500 passes to Bayern's 433, while Bayern led the expected goals 2.55 to 1.35. Bayern had 13 shots to Arsenal's 14, with both sides putting five on target, and Arsenal won 5 corners to 3. Bayern also had more fouls, 15 to 6, while Arsenal were caught offside once compared with Bayern's 2, and both goalkeepers made 3 saves.

Arsenal's only bookings were for Kai Havertz in the 13th minute and Ezri Konsa in the 39th minute. Bayern finished without a yellow card or a sending-off.