The Digest:
Defending champions Arsenal suffered a stunning collapse in the Women's Champions League, surrendering a two-goal lead to fall 3-2 against a resilient Bayern Munich at Allianz Arena. The Gunners appeared in control after first-half strikes from Emily Fox and Mariona Caldentey, but three second-half goals, including an 86th-minute winner, completed a remarkable German turnaround that leaves Arsenal's European hopes in jeopardy.
Key Points:
- Arsenal led 2-0 at halftime through Fox (5') and Caldentey (23')
- Bayern mounted a stunning second-half comeback with three unanswered goals
- Teenager Alara Şehitler (67') began the revival before Pernille Harder (80') equalized
- Glodis Viggósdóttir scored the dramatic 86th-minute winner
- Klara Bühl provided all three assists for Bayern's comeback goals
- Arsenal hit the woodwork and missed several chances to extend their lead
- The defeat leaves the defending champions struggling in the group stage
Sources: BBC Sport
Tags: Arsenal, Bayern Munich, Women's Champions League,
