Declan Rice struck late to secure a 2-2 draw for Arsenal at Bayern Munich after Harry Kane had underlined his Ballon d’Or credentials by scoring for the 10th UEFA Champions League game in a row.

The Gunners overcame the early blow of seeing Bukayo Saka limp off injured, as his replacement, Eberechi Eze, expertly rifled a low strike into the corner to open the scoring on 25 minutes.  

Bayern responded, and Kane’s sumptuous pass set up Alphonso Davies to steer a cool finish beyond David Raya 10 minutes later.

The England striker then put Vincent Kompany’s men in front with a 61st-minute penalty as he became only the second player, alongside Cristiano Ronaldo (11), to net in 10-plus consecutive Champions League games.

The Gunners refused to go home empty-handed, however, and Rice pounced upon substitute Viktor Gyokeres’ lay-off to drill a leveller into the corner eight minutes from time.

The result means Arsenal sit seventh, two points behind leaders Paris Saint-Germain with seven from three outings. Bayern are two points further back, and lie 14th despite remaining unbeaten in their opening three league phase matches.

Arsenal will now switch focus back to the Premier League, and a home clash with Everton on Saturday. Bundesliga leaders Bayern visit third-placed Freiburg on Sunday.

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Ally McCoist: "I don't think either team can have any complaints. They both went out to win the game, and it’s been a great spectacle in front of us, and I think probably a draw… neither manager can have too many complaints.

"We’ve seen some great football tonight, lads."

Steven Gerrard: "I just thought on paper, it was a wonderful opportunity for Arsenal to show that the Premier League champions can come here and win the game.

"But credit to Bayern Munich, the manager has been missing the past few days, six or seven starters are not there. I thought they played like men tonight, and certainly deserved to take something out of the game."

Martin Keown: "Arsenal played some fantastic stuff, and you can see the progression and how they're developing. Bayern Munich haven't lost in 39 games here in the group stages, so what Arsenal produced was outstanding."

He added: "I just felt like Arsenal wouldn't be denied in the end. I always fancied Arsenal to get back into it. They showed so much character and personality.

"Declan Rice just gets better and better. He's got a twin engine. He's getting quicker as everyone else was getting slower and this will give them confidence if these two meet again in this competition. It feels like this story is not finished."

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