Bayern Munich came from behind to beat Sporting CP 3-1, with Lennart Karl scoring a crucial goal to become the youngest player in UCL history to score in three consecutive games.
Bayern Munich bounced back from their defeat to Arsenal with a thrilling 3-1 win over Sporting CP at the Allianz Arena. The Bavarians dominated possession and created numerous chances, but it was Sporting who struck first through an own goal by Joshua Kimmich.
Despite the setback, Bayern continued to press and equalized through Serge Gnabry’s tap-in from Michael Olise’s corner. The momentum shifted in Bayern’s favor, and Lennart Karl scored a stunning goal, becoming the youngest player in UCL history to score in three consecutive games.
Karl’s goal sparked a Bayern resurgence, and they took the lead through Dayot Upamecano’s header, although it was ruled a goal by Jonathan Tah. The win puts Bayern level with Arsenal at the top of the league phase, albeit trailing on goal difference.
Bayern’s unbeaten home run at this stage of the competition continues, with 35 games without defeat. Sporting, on the other hand, suffered their first loss in 13 games across all competitions.
The win puts Bayern in a strong position to qualify for the knockout stages and continue a marauding run in the UCL. The Bavarians have bounced back from the defeat to Arsenal and have set their sights on the knockout stages.
