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FCB Bayern Bayern Munich - BOG Bodø/Glimt Bodø/Glimt

Allianz Arena
Rade Obrenović

Full-time: Bayern 5-0 Bodø/Glimt

Bayern thrash their Norwegian visitors 5-0 to get their Champions League campaign off to a flying start. After a goalless first 45, Musiala established the lead minutes after the restart, which Kane doubled not long thereafter. An absolute rocket from Davies before Olise got in on the act, netting either side of a Bodø/Glimt red card.
Full-time

Olise brace completes the rout!

The French winger makes it a five-star performance for Bayern, netting Bayern's fifth goal in the second half. He pounces on a loose pass out from the back just outside the visitors' box before finding the same top left corner as he did for his earlier goal with another sumptuous finish.
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Michael Olise
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Stoppage time

A minimum of three additional minutes have been indicated here.
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Almost a fifth!

Kane and Bischof both see powerful goal-bound efforts from inside the visitors' penalty area blocked. Bayern are out for blood here...
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Olise takes

From the resultant set piece, the fouled player lets fly, but fires his effort straight into the wall.

Bodø down to ten men!

Kane looks to release Olise with a deft flick round the corner, and Bjørtuft clips the Frenchman's heels right on the edge of his own penalty area. As he was the last man, the referee makes no hesitation to pull a red card out of his back pocket and dismiss him.
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Wonderful feet

Boosted in confidence since his goal, Olise cuts in off the right flank, beats two defenders with some superb dribbling, and then pulls the trigger, but fires his shot straight at the Bodø keeper.

Olise gets in on the act!

That strike might be the best of the bunch! Olise receives a pass in the No.10 position from Karl out wide. In space, he picks his head up and picks his spot, simply stroking the ball home into the top left corner from 25 yards. Cool as you like from the Frenchman.
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Michael Olise

GOAL!

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Lennart Karl
Assist:L. Karl
Michael Olise
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More changes

Kompany makes a triple alteration late on here, introducing youngsters Karl and Bischof as well as Ito, for Díaz, Kimmich and the most recent goalscorer, Davies. Määttä also replaces Bjørkan, and Brynhildsen comes on for Helmersen in the closing stages here.
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Substitution

Davies adds a third with a rocket!

What a strike from the Canadian! A right-sided Olise corner causes havoc inside the visitors' box, and Bodø only manage to half clear it to the edge of the box, where Davies is waiting to put his foot through it on the half-volley, drilling a venomous effort into the bottom right corner.
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Alphonso Davies
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Stop-start

Both sides are still looking for goals here but too often play is breaking down in the midfield before the incisive pass can be played.
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Kitolano withdrawn

It's the end of the night for Bodø midfielder Kitolano, who is unable to continue after a collision with a Bayern player. His replacement is Saltnes.
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Would've been some goal

Helmersen picks Kimmich's pocket at the halfway line and spots Neuer off his line. Immediately, he picks his head up and shoots, but his effort sails just over the bar.
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Changes on both sides

For the visitors, former Eintracht Frankfurt man Hauge comes on for Brunstad Fet. Meanwhile, Kompany makes his first substitutions of the evening, introducing Stanišić and Saibari for Laimer and Musiala.
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In from Berg

Bodø seek an immediate response and find themselves with a corner from the left. Berg takes it short to Kitolano, before receiving it back and firing a subsequent cross over the crossbar.

Kane makes it two!

Kane scores in his eighth Champions League game in a row to double Bayern's advantage! Olise whips an inviting cross from a free-kick on the right side, just outside Bodø's penalty area. In the middle, Kane peels away from his marker and glances a free header past the stranded Bodø goalkeeper from inside the six-yard box - 2-0 Bayern!
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Harry Kane

GOAL!

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Michael Olise
Assist:M. Olise
Harry Kane
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First yellow

Bodø's Brunstad Fet is the first player to earn a yellow card this evening for his challenge from behind on Olise.
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Just wide

From deep on the right flank, Laimer spots the run of Kane towards the far post and picks him out with a perfect cross, which Kane meets on the volley, but can only steer narrowly wide of the mark. The Englishman seemed surprised the net hadn't bulged then...
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Deserved lead

The hosts have had 14 shots on goal to the visitors' one.
Goal attempts
8off target
6on target
1off target
0on target
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Kane doing defensive duties

Davies fouls Berg on Bodø's right flank near the touchline. The visitors' captain floats a cross into Bayern's box from the subsequent free-kick, but Kane rises highest inside his own box to head the ball to safety.
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Chance fizzles out

Bodø commit men forward and have possession in a dangerous position on the edge of Bayern's box, but Blomberg can't pick out one of the four teammates he has at his disposal inside the Bavarians' penalty area.

Adding to his tally

The opener marked Musiala's 70th goal for the record champions.

Musiala gives Bayern lift-off!

It's the perfect restart for Kompany's men. After some intricate passing on the edge of the visitors' box, Kane looks to shoot, but sees his effort blocked. The second ball is seized upon by Musiala on the right side of the box, who powers the ball home into the far corner on the half-volley. A great strike from Musiala to open both his and Bayern's Champions League account for the campaign!
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Jamal Musiala
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Back under way!

Bayern get the ball rolling again here at the Allianz Arena. Vincent Kompany makes no changes at the interval, but there is an alteration made by the visitors. Goalkeeper Faye Lund is introduced for Haikin, who had seemingly picked up an injury in the process of saving Kimmich's late, first-half volley.
Kick-off!

Half-time: Bayern 0-0 Bodø

At the break, it's goalless here in Munich. Bayern have had the lion's share of possession and the superior chances, going closest first through a close-ranged Díaz header early on, before Kimmich struck the post later in the half. Despite these chances, Kompany's men have found it difficult to break down what has been an organised Bodø defence, and will need to find another level in the second half if they're to break the deadlock.
Half-time
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On the line!

Musiala sends Davies through to the byline on the left, from where the speedster picks out Kimmich in the box with a high cross. The midfielder strikes the ball first-time on the volley, firing it low into the ground, but once again Haikin is there, using his midriff to make the stop right on his goal line.
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Growing in confidence

Another chance for Musiala! The No.10 fashions a shooting opportunity for himself with some fast footwork after receiving the ball on the turn from Olise. His effort is a powerful one, too, forcing Haikin to beat it away, but Bodø are first to the second ball to clear.

Musiala shoots

In a better attacking spell for the hosts, the 23-year-old looks for the far corner with a shot from the right, but sees his effort blocked, which deflects the ball into the hands of Haikin.

Off the post!

In space on the edge of the box, Kimmich lets fly with his left foot, driving a low shot towards the near post, which crashes off the upright, before dropping to Olise. The Frenchman then tees up Pavlović, whose powerful shot strikes Harry Kane in an offside position.
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Misplaced

Musiala picks the ball up in the middle of the park before turning and eating up the turf towards Bodø's goal. He has options either side, and looks to find Díaz with a through ball, but his pass is intercepted.
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Olise tests Haikin

The winger cuts in off the right flank before dribbling past his marker and curling a shot goalwards from just outside the box. His shot is too central, however, and Haikin gathers it with ease.

No way through

Bayern keep probing, but continue to struggle break down a well-organised Bodø defence. Most recently, Musiala managed to get in behind the back line, but was dispossessed just as he looked for the cutback.
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Berg's delivery causing problems

Bodø's captain whips in two consecutive corners from either side, which pose a threat to Neuer's goal. Both times, however, the German outfit manage to clear them from their box.
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Risky

Upamecano looks to play a back pass to Neuer, but overcooks the attempt and - with Neuer off his line - nearly finds the back of his own net. Instead, the ball bounces round the outside of the post to earn the visitors a corner.
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Bayern appeal for a penalty

Díaz goes down in the visitors' box under pressure from a recovering defender and looks to the referee, who correctly waves away the protest.
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Tidied up by Davies

Bodø counterattack quickly and break through the Bayern lines. Eventually, the ball falls to Aukland on the edge of the box, but Davies recovers well to intervene before the Bodø man can let fly. The Canadian immediately then looks to launch a counter-attack himself, but play breaks down after he plays the ball to Díaz.

Kane looking a threat

The England captain is up to his usual playmaking tricks early on here, frequently dropping deep to link the play with his other forwards.
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Good defending

Another cross is fired in towards Díaz from the right by Kane, but Kitolano does excellently to get his head to it ahead of the Colombian. Had he not reached that, Bodø could have been in serious trouble there...
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Kane has a go

Pavlović feeds the ball into the feet of his No.9, who turns and drives at goal before electing to shoot from just outside the area. He aims a curling effort towards the far corner, but Haikin's positioning is good and the Bodø goalkeeper smothers the shot.
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Quickfire corners

Kimmich has three corners in quick succession from the left, but each time, Bodø manage to clear the danger.

Almost the opener!

A deep cross from the right is floated towards the far post, where Díaz and Musiala are both arriving. The former gets his head to it, but Haikin pulls off a remarkable save to tip the Colombian's effort onto the top of the bar and behind for a corner!
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First corner

Olise whips a cross in from the right, but a Bodø/Glimt head is first to the ball to clear.

In from Kane

The hosts combine intricately down the right flank before the Englishman looks for Luis Díaz with a cross towards the far post, which goalkeeper Haikin plucks out of the air comfortably.
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And we're off!

Bayern's Norwegian visitors get the ball rolling here in Munich.
Kick-off!

Kick-off fast approaching

Five minutes left to go until Bayern's Champions League campaign gets underway here at the Allianz Arena.

Harry Kane on Bayern's chances in this season's tournament

"Yes, we're really close. I think last year was the finest of margins – to go out to a team who has won the Champions League back to back. There's no shame in that. We're coming into this season now saying that it needs to be our year. We need to find a way to get it done."

Warm-ups underway

Captain Manuel Neuer led his players out for the pre-match warm-up routines.

Some coincidence

Bayern haven't lost any of their last 38 home games during the group stage/league phase of the UEFA Champions League, with their last defeat on home soil dating back to December 2013, against a Manchester City side for whom Vincent Kompany was sat on the bench.

More on that Bayern side

Meanwhile, Vincent Kompany makes three alterations to the line-up he fielded in Bayern's 0-0 draw away to Schalke at the weekend. Michael Olise (pictured), Jamal Musiala and Harry Kane all get the nod to start, with Lennart Karl, Nathaniel Brown and Ismael Saibari making way and dropping to the bench.

More on that Bodø/Glimt side

For the visitors, there's just the one change from their 2-1 victory over Fredrikstad in the Norwegian Eliteserien on Friday which saw Bodø/Glimt extend their winning run to eight consecutive games. Ola Brynhildsen (bench) is replaced by Joshua Kitolano in the midfield three.

Bayern subs

Ulreich, Urbig, Boey, Brown, Ito, Kim, Stanišić, Bischof, Karl, Sapoko Ndiaye, Saibari

Bodø/Glimt subs

Faye Lund, Aleesami, Määttä, Saltnes, Solhaug, Brynhildsen, Sanyang, Hauge, Mvuka

A positive omen?

Bayern's U19 side also faced Bodø/Glimt today, but in the UEFA Youth League. The Bavarians won the game 6-1. The men's team certainly wouldn't be opposed to a similar scoreline themselves.

Kompany with team news

"With Serge Gnabry, we have to see and speak after training. There's a possibility he could be involved. We want to be sure that he feels his best, though. Jamal Musiala has played some minutes now but is still being built up. He's felt good since being back training with the team. We're as close to possible to normality, but we also need to be patient."
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Vincent Kompany on facing Bodø/Glimt

"Bodø/Glimt is a great story for football. The more you analyse them, the more you realise that it all makes sense. Every player can run a lot, every player wants to defend and press. They have a clear idea and the players follow that idea clearly. With the money they have, they shouldn't really be competing with the teams that they are - that's the biggest compliment you can pay."

Neuer talks Champions League favourites

"I expect it'll be the usual suspects. Barcelona also have a good squad. It will become clearer as we head towards the knockout stage. Everyone will have ups and downs."

Manuel Neuer on facing Bodø/Glimt

"We know we're up against a strong team. They're almost all Norwegians, they can fight but also play good football. They've shown they don't fear big names. We know how they've performed against other big teams. They play without fear and have nothing to lose. Everyone knows we mustn't underestimate them."

Kompany and Karl in the running

Bayern are in the running for Men's Club of the Year and Vincent Kompany among those who could be crowned Men’s Coach of the Year. Lennart Karl was named on the shortlist for Young Talent of the Year after the 18-year-old made a major breakthrough in 2025/26.

Bayern quartet among nominees for 2026 Ballon d’Or

Harry Kane, Michael Olise, Luis Díaz and Dayot Upamecano have been announced on the 30-player shortlist for the 2026 Men's Ballon d’Or award, with the quartet now in with the chance of scooping the game's biggest individual honour when it is presented in London on 26 October.

Strong domestic form

Jens Petter Hauge scored the winning goal in Bodø/Glimt's 2-1 victory over Fredrikstad to extend his team's unbeaten run to 12 games and consolidate their position at the top of Norway's Eliteserien.
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Watch: Schalke 0-0 Bayern

A Loris Karius-inspired Schalke kept Bayern's fearsome attack at bay on Matchday 2, although Kane and Olise didn't start on Saturday.

Bayern name Champions League squad

Bayern have named their 25-man A-list squad for this season's League Phase, which is as follows: Manuel Neuer, Jonas Urbig, Sven Ulreich, Dayot Upamecano, Minjae Kim, Jonathan Tah, Nathaniel Brown, Hiroki Ito, Sacha Boey, Josip Stanišić, Alphonso, Davies, Konrad Laimer, Joshua Kimmich, Tom Bischof, Jamal Musiala, Michael Olise, Ismael Saibari, Bara Sapoko Ndiaye, Aleksandar Pavlović, Serge Gnabry, Harry Kane, Luis Díaz, Bastian Assomo, Maycon Cardozo. Given he was born after 1 January 2005, Lennart Karl does not need to be registered in the A list to play, and is instead included in the B list.
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Watch: Saibari, Bayern's new attacking ace

In his first Champions League game for his new club, Ismael Saibari will be eager to make his mark.

Familiar face

Bayern will come up against Jens Petter Hauge, who spent three years on Eintracht Frankfurt's books between 2022 and 2025.

Head-to-head

Bayern will face Bodø/Glimt for the first time in their history here but have come up against Norwegian opposition on eight occasions and are yet to lose, winning six games and drawing two. Bodø, meanwhile, have played German teams three times and are still waiting for their first victory.

Bodø/Glimt in Europe: 2025/26

The past campaign was Bodø/Glimt's best in their European history. After just sneaking into the top 24 of the league phase, defeating Manchester City along the way, they beat Inter Milan home and away in the play-off round to reach the least 16. There, they got the better of Sporting Lisbon 3-0 in the first leg, only for the Portuguese side to prevail 5-0 in the second leg after extra-time.

Bayern in Europe: 2025/26

Bayern were not far away from standing on the top step of the European podium last season. After finishing second to Arsenal in the group stage, they got the better of Atalanta and Real Madrid before losing to eventual winners Paris Saint-Germain 6-5 on aggregate in the last four. The first leg in that encounter, a 5-4 win for PSG at the Parc des Princes, was one of the most memorable games in recent history.

Welcome!

Follow all of the build-up and live action as Bayern Munich kick off the league phase of the UEFA Champions League with a home clash against Bodø/Glimt on Thursday (kick-off: 9pm CEST).