Rice Scores Late as Arsenal Draws 2–2 at Bayern
Harry Kane scores a penalty for a 10th straight Champions League game, and Bukayo Saka goes off injured early
Eberechi Eze, on for the injured Bukayo Saka, put Arsenal ahead from Martin Ødegaard's long pass. Alphonso Davies equalized from Harry Kane's through ball, and Kane scored a penalty just after the hour after his shot struck Jurriën Timber's arm.
It was Kane's 58th career goal in the competition, and he was named player of the match.
Manuel Neuer kept out a Bruno Guimarães header on the line, and David Raya made a point-blank save from Dayot Upamecano.
Declan Rice equalized with eight minutes left, finishing a move involving Noni Madueke and Viktor Gyökeres.
Mikel Arteta said afterward that Saka's injury did not look good.
Declan Rice scored in the 82nd minute, and Arsenal came back to draw 2–2 with Bayern Munich at the Allianz Arena after Harry Kane scored for a 10th straight Champions League game.
The crowd was 75,000.
Bukayo Saka went down with a quad injury in the first 10 minutes, and Eberechi Eze replaced him.
Eze gave Arsenal the lead in the 25th minute. He ran onto Martin Ødegaard's long pass from inside Arsenal's half and finished with his left foot from the left side of the box. The video assistant referee overturned an offside call before the goal stood.
Ten minutes later, Kane's through ball sent Alphonso Davies clear, and Davies scored past David Raya with a right-footed shot into the bottom right corner. The score was 1–1 at halftime.
Just after the hour, Kane's shot struck Jurriën Timber's arm. Kane scored the penalty with a right-footed shot into the top left corner for 2–1. It was his 58th career goal in the competition.
Manuel Neuer clawed a Bruno Guimarães header off the line, and at the other end Raya made a point-blank save from Dayot Upamecano.
Viktor Gyökeres came on for Arsenal in the 68th minute. With eight minutes left, Rice finished a passing move involving Noni Madueke and Gyökeres, driving a low shot past Neuer from a tight angle on the right side of the box.
Arsenal had 53.9 percent of possession and took 14 shots, five on target. Bayern also took five of its 13 shots on target. Arsenal won five corners to Bayern's three. Arsenal had two yellow cards, and Bayern had none.
Kane was named player of the match.
Mikel Arteta said afterward that Saka's injury did not look good.