Bayern Munich and Arsenal shared the spoils in an entertaining Champions League clash that saw both sides surrender the lead. The visitors struck first through Eberechi Eze, whose superb left-footed volley from Martin Odegaard's long pass was awarded following a VAR review. Alphonso Davies restored parity before the break, while injuries to Bukayo Saka and Luis Diaz added to the drama.

 Bayern Munich: Vincent Kompany's side responded to Eze's opener when Davies converted Harry Kane's pass with a first-time finish. Kane then completed the turnaround from the penalty spot after a handball inside the area. Manuel Neuer produced several important saves, including a late diving stop to deny Jurrien Timber, but the hosts were unable to protect their advantage.

 Arsenal: Mikel Arteta's men threatened repeatedly from set-pieces but struggled to break down Bayern's defence in open play. David Raya made several crucial saves to keep the Gunners in contention before Rice combined brilliantly with Viktor Gyokeres and fired home the equaliser. Arsenal pushed for a late winner, but ultimately had to settle for a point in Munich.