Man City Salvages Draw at Bayern Munich in Return to the Women's Champions League. Arsenal Wins Late
- Manchester City drew 2-2 with Bayern Munich on Tuesday in the Women's Champions League, becoming the first English side to avoid defeat to the Germans in Europe.
- Bayern Munich dominated early, with forward Giulia Gwinn scoring in the 11th minute and defender Kerstin Casparij deflecting a cross into her own goal in the 28th to build a 2-0 lead.
- Beth Mead scored for City on the stroke of half-time, with officials allowing the goal despite a smoke canister being thrown onto the pitch during the play.
- Forward Khadija Shaw missed a 62nd-minute penalty kick, but Carlotta Wamser, recently arrived from Bayer Leverkusen, scored in the 86th to complete City's comeback.
- After being completely dominated before the interval, City earned a valuable point through their second-half performance, a significant result in their return to European competition.
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The Women's Champions League main tournament kicked off on Tuesday with five matches.
Man City salvages draw at Bayern Munich in return to the Women’s Champions League. Arsenal wins late
Manchester City rallied from two goals down to draw 2-2 at Bayern Munich in its return to the Women’s Champions League at the start of the league phase on Tuesday. Two-time European champion Arsenal needed a stoppage-time winner to defeat HB Køge 1-0 at home, while Inter Milan, making its debut in the competition proper,...
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Independent EspañolManchester City recovered after seeing himself down for two goals and rescued on Tuesday a 2-2 draw at Bayern Munich's home on his return to the Women's Champions League at the start of the league phase of the tournament.
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Man City salvages draw at Bayern Munich in return to the Women's Champions League. Arsenal wins late
Manchester City rallied from two goals down to draw 2-2 at Bayern Munich in its return to the Women's Champions League at the start of the league phase on Tuesday.
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