Apart from setting a new all-time record for a single matchday, with 78 goals scored across 18 games, the second Champions League round produced arguably the biggest surprise of the campaign so far, as Norwegian minnows Viking held mighty Bayern Munich to a 3-3 draw.And who knows what would have happened if Michael Olise hadn't been sent off in the 73rd minute, with the Bavarians leading 3-2, receiving two bookings within seconds – the first for a foul and the second for throwing the ball into the face of the home team's captain, Zlatko Tripic.##LINKED_NEWS_69884##After the match, the German giants were furious, accusing their opponents of provocation and time-wasting, but Viking's No. 10 didn't seem particularly bothered by those remarks.03.30: (3.45) Estudiantes (3.15) Flamengo (2.25)However, someone else in the Norwegian side's ranks apparently took issue with them – midfielder Kristoffer Askildsen, who did not shy away from taking a dig at Olise."When he threw the ball, I thought to myself — 'What an idiot'," the 25-year-old told TV2, as reported by SPORT1.Had the Champions League still used its old format, Olise and Bayern would have had a chance to exact revenge in front of their own fans.Instead, they'll just have to suck it up and admit that they had been outsmarted by the Norwegians.
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