From Sky Sports · Nick Wright · · 1m 30s
Bayern Munich 2-2 Arsenal: Declan Rice secures draw
Arsenal's Declan Rice scores late equalizer as Bayern Munich leads 2-1 in Champions League.
In brief
Arsenal's Declan Rice scores late equalizer as Bayern Munich leads 2-1 in Champions League. Arsenal drew 2-2 with Bayern Munich after Declan Rice scored an 82nd-minute equalizer following Harry Kane's penalty. Originally reported by Sky Sports.
Arsenal equalize
Declan Rice scored a superb 82nd-minute equaliser as Arsenal fought back to draw 2-2 with Bayern Munich in a thrilling Champions League encounter at the Allianz Arena.
Eze scores opener
Eberechi Eze scored the opener in similar style from a Martin Odegaard pass after replacing Bukayo Saka, who was forced off with an injury Mikel Arteta later said "doesn't look good at all".
Kane scores penalty
Harry Kane converted his penalty after Jurrien Timber handled, making him only the second player after Cristiano Ronaldo to score in 10 consecutive Champions League games.
Saka injury concerns
Bukayo Saka limped off early on with a quad injury, raising concerns for Arsenal as Mikel Arteta admitted the club's medical staff are worried about it.
Arteta praises team
Mikel Arteta described Arsenal's performance as "special" after a game that required high intensity and showed remarkable resilience against Bayern Munich.
Kane on penalty
Harry Kane said he always gets penalties against Arsenal, adding that a draw was fair after they put him under pressure.
Key moments
Arsenal's key moments included Saka's injury, Eze's goal, Rice's equalizer, and Kane's penalty in a dramatic Champions League match.
Next fixtures
Arsenal face Everton next, followed by Liverpool in the Premier League on November 1, with Saka's availability uncertain.
The short version
Arsenal drew 2-2 with Bayern Munich after Declan Rice scored an 82nd-minute equalizer following Harry Kane's penalty.
