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Bayern Munich consider internal fine for Michael Olise following costly Champions League dismissal

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Bayern Munich head coach Vincent Kompany has sharply criticized Michael Olise following the Frenchman’s dismissal during Tuesday evening’s dramatic 3-3 Champions League draw away at Viking Stavanger.

An internal club fine may be levied. The 24-year-old received the first red card of his professional career after allowing himself to be provoked by an opposition player, leaving Bayern to surrender a 3-2 lead in the closing stages.

The German record champions had already recovered from a disastrous first half in Norway. After conceding twice before the interval, Bayern fought back through a Harry Kane brace and Luis Diaz’s 71st-minute strike to establish a one-goal advantage.

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Michael Olise could face an internal fine after his first career dismissal contributed to Bayern Munich surrendering a lead against Viking Stavanger.

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