The victory was defined by a clinical second-half surge that saw the German giants break down a disciplined Bodo-Glimt side. While the visitors, who reached the last 16 of the competition last season, managed to frustrate the hosts for the opening 45 minutes, the game opened up quickly after the interval as Bayern’s attacking quality proved too much to contain.
A Dominant Second-Half Display
Jamal Musiala, who had been sidelined for two matches following a neurological condition that caused him to collapse during pre-season, broke the deadlock shortly after halftime. After an initial effort from Harry Kane was blocked, Musiala reacted fastest to the loose ball, firing a precise finish into the far corner to ignite the scoring. The goal sparked an emotional celebration, signaling a successful return for the playmaker.
Harry Kane doubled the lead just after the hour mark, rising to head home a free-kick delivered by
The scoring was completed in stoppage time as Olise netted his second of the night. The visitors’ evening concluded on a difficult note when Odin Bjortuft was issued a straight red card for a last-man foul with three minutes remaining. The result ensures that Bayern Munich maintains their perfect record in Champions League opening fixtures, a run that has now spanned every campaign since 2002.
