Bayern Munich draw 3-3 at Viking; Olise sent off for two quick yellows
Bayern Munich drew 3-3 at Viking in the Champions League after leading 3-2, with Michael Olise sent off for two bookings in quick succession. He will miss next week's home game against Arsenal.
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The story, neutrally told
Left · 1Bayern Munich drew 3-3 at Viking in the Champions League on Tuesday, with Herman Haugen equalising for the Norwegian side in the 90th minute after Bayern's Michael Olise had been sent off. Al JazeeraLC “Bayern Munich were held 3-3 at Viking in the Champions League on Tuesday with the Norwegian champions equalising late through Herman Haugen after Michael Olise was sent off.” Read at Al Jazeera ↗ Left · 1Viking led 2-0 at half-time, through a headed goal from Gianni Stensness after 72 seconds and a counter-attack finished by Peter Christiansen in the 38th minute. Al JazeeraLC “With just 72 seconds gone, Stensness headed in an outswinging corner to give the hosts a shock lead.”“Top goalscorer Christiansen finished off a slick move to give Viking a 2-0 lead.” Read at Al Jazeera ↗ Left · 1Harry Kane then scored a penalty after Konrad Laimer was fouled in the box, headed in a Joshua Kimmich cross to level, and set up Luis Diaz for a 3-2 lead, according to Al Jazeera. Al JazeeraLC “On the hour, Kane shed his marker and headed in a Joshua Kimmich cross to level the scores.”“Kane lofted a ball to Laimer, whose saved shot rebounded cleanly into Diaz’s path.” Read at Al Jazeera ↗
Mixed · 2Olise was then booked for a foul and, straight after, for throwing the ball at a Viking player's face, leaving Bayern a man down with 16 minutes left; the Evening Standard describes the first booking as a cynical shirt pull. Al JazeeraLC “The France winger saw yellow for a foul and then picked up another when he threw the ball directly at Viking captain Zlatko Tripic’s face right in front of the referee, leaving Bayern a man down with 16 minutes left.” Read at Al Jazeera ↗ Evening StandardN “Michael Olise was booked for a cynical pull of the shirt and then immediately earned himself a second yellow card for throwing the ball in the face of a Viking player.” Read at Evening Standard ↗ Mixed · 2Bayern coach Vincent Kompany said "It was our own fault" and called the red card "super dumb", adding that Olise regretted letting the team down. Al JazeeraLC ““It was our own fault,” Kompany told reporters, adding “this red card was super dumb” Read at Al Jazeera ↗ Evening StandardN “"This red card was super dumb... you can see in [Olise's] eyes that he's sorry about it and that he regrets letting the team down."” Read at Evening Standard ↗ Left · 1Kane, speaking on Amazon Prime, said Olise "will be gutted and he has to take responsibility for it" and that the red card "changed everything". Al JazeeraLC ““It was a poor first half from us. We started the second half well and fought our way back. But the red card changed everything,” Kane said on Amazon Prime.” Read at Al Jazeera ↗
Left · 1Kane's goals made it nine straight Champions League matches with a goal, equalling Robert Lewandowski's club record and two short of Cristiano Ronaldo's record of 11. Al JazeeraLC “Kane scored for the ninth straight Champions League match, equalling a club record set by Robert Lewandowski and drawing two behind the record of 11 set by Cristiano Ronaldo.” Read at Al Jazeera ↗ Mixed · 2The suspension rules Olise out of Bayern's next Champions League match, at home to Arsenal in Munich next Wednesday, which the Evening Standard calls a boost for Mikel Arteta's side. Al JazeeraLC “Olise’s red means he will miss next week’s blockbuster clash with English champions Arsenal in Munich.” Read at Al Jazeera ↗ Evening StandardN “Michael Olise will be suspended for Arsenal's trip to Bayern Munich next week in a huge boost for Mikel Arteta's side.” Read at Evening Standard ↗ Centre · 1Olise had scored nine goals and made four assists in his last eight games for club and country; Arteta, asked about the red card after Arsenal's win over Lille, sidestepped the question and spoke of Nottingham Forest away. Evening StandardN “Before the trip to Viking, Olise had scored nine goals and provided four assists in his last eight games for club and country.”“"We’ll make sure we’re ready for that one first."” Read at Evening Standard ↗
Left · 1The result followed Bayern's 2-2 draw at Augsburg on Saturday, in which they conceded the fastest goal in Bundesliga history, Al Jazeera reports. Al JazeeraLC “Just days after conceding the fastest goal in Bundesliga history in Saturday’s 2-2 draw at Augsburg, Bayern were again behind early.” Read at Al Jazeera ↗
Every sentence links to the reporting it rests on. The pill in front of each says where its sources sit: Left, Centre or Right when one side supplies at least half of them, Mixed when they are evenly split. The number is how many outlets it cites.
Left1 outlet
- Framing
- Al Jazeera gives a match report centred on the collapse after Olise's dismissal and Viking's late equaliser, with Kane's record.
- Emphasis
- Goal-by-goal detail, Kane's scoring streak, Bayern's recent defensive lapses.
- Leaves out or plays down
- Does not dwell on Arsenal's gain beyond noting Olise will miss the tie.
- Charged language
- “shock draw”“super dumb”
- For example
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“Viking made the most of their advantage with Haugen scoring in the final minute to snatch the Norwegian champions a shock draw against the German giants.” — Al Jazeera
Centre1 outlet
- Framing
- The Evening Standard treats the red card from an Arsenal angle: Olise's suspension is a boost for Arsenal before the Munich tie.
- Emphasis
- Olise's form, Arsenal's advantage, Arteta's non-answer.
- Leaves out or plays down
- Gives no detail on Viking's goals, the 3-3 scoreline or the late equaliser.
- Charged language
- “huge boost”“super dumb”“blockbuster showdown”
- For example
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“The Gunners travel to Munich next Wednesday for a blockbuster showdown and will not have to worry about coming up against Olise.” — Evening Standard
Right0 outlets
No right outlet in our sources has covered this story yet.
What every side reports
- Bayern drew 3-3 at Viking in the Champions League on Tuesday after trailing 2-0 at half-time.
- Michael Olise was sent off for two quick yellow cards, the second for throwing the ball at a Viking player.
- Vincent Kompany called the red card "super dumb".
- Olise will miss Bayern's next Champions League match against Arsenal in Munich.
Where accounts differ
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Why Olise's first yellow was given and how the card is described
- Left
- Al Jazeera's lede says two bookings within seconds and the text says a yellow for a foul, then the ball thrown at Viking captain Zlatko Tripic's face.
- Centre
- The Evening Standard says a cynical pull of the shirt, then a ball thrown in the face of a Viking player.
Bayern Munich organisation
Coach Vincent Kompany blamed the team, saying the dismissal was their own fault; Kane said Olise must take responsibility.
““It was our own fault,” Kompany told reporters” — Al Jazeera
Arsenal organisation
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta sidestepped a question about Olise's red card, focusing on Nottingham Forest away first.
“"We’ll make sure we’re ready for that one first."” — Evening Standard
Left1 article
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Bayern’s Michael Olise sent off for ‘super dumb’ yellows within seconds
Neutral Detailed match report focused on Bayern's comeback and the red card that let Viking draw.
Centre1 article
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Arsenal handed huge boost for Bayern Munich showdown after 'super dumb' red card
Mixed Arsenal-focused preview framing the red card as a boost for Arsenal.
Right0 articles
No coverage yet.
- 13 Oct 23:56 First Al JazeeraLC Bayern’s Michael Olise sent off for ‘super dumb’ yellows within seconds
- 14 Oct 09:31 +9h 35m Evening StandardN Arsenal handed huge boost for Bayern Munich showdown after 'super dumb' red card
Times are when each article was published, or when we first saw it if the outlet gave no time.
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