German giants Bayern Munich were held to a sensational 3-3 draw by Norwegian champions Viking in the second round of the Champions League league phase.

The hosts, Viking, made a dream start in Stavanger, with Gianni Stensness opening the scoring after just two minutes and Peter Christiansen doubling the advantage in the 38th minute.

Harry Kane pulled one back from the penalty spot in the 54th minute before completing his double just six minutes later for the German side.

In the 71st minute, Luis Díaz scored to put the Bavarians ahead 3-2, seemingly completing an extraordinary turnaround.

Viking utilised their numeric advantage after Bayern’s Michael Olise was shockingly sent off.

Substitute Herman Hague stunned Vincent Kompany’s men with a 90th minute equaliser for Viking to walk away with a point.