ok so definitely a lot of things to review about after this game (EXTREMELY long yap): honestly, this is a frustrating result for several reasons, but what concerns me most isn’t even the score itself; it’s the way we continue to expose the same vulnerabilities, and how much more difficult our next match has become as a result. going 2-0 down to viking in the first half is simply unacceptable for a supposed 'powerhouse' team like bayern is. regardless of the opponent, the defensive mistakes and lack of control were concerning, and viking capitalised on that. credit to viking for their performance, but bayern should never have allowed the game to become this difficult in the first place. the second half was a different story offensively. we showed the attacking quality necessary to turn the game around, kane’s brace and lucho's goal being a response that's expected whenever bayern is down. HOWEVER, there’s a difference between having the ability to rescue a game, and having the control necessary to prevent yourself from needing to rescue it in the first place. time and time again, i've seen us demonstrate the first, without ever being fully capable of the latter. and this is exactly why olise’s red card is so frustrating. beyond the obvious consequences of losing a player when he was needed, this means we’ll be without one of our most important attackers against arsenal. olise is an integral part of our ability to breakthrough defensive barriers. there’s a very real difference between bayern with olise and bayern without him, especially when facing a team like arsenal, who is capable of compactly defending and limiting the spaces available for actual play (like high/low blocks). ultimately, this was a game we SHOULD have won. the comeback demonstrated our great attacking quality. but our score at halftime, the result of losing a player, and just our overall lack of control throughout this game; exposes our VERY REAL inconsistencies.