Bayern Munich drew 2-2 at home with English champion Arsenal in the third round of the UEFA Champions League league phase Wednesday, with South Korean defender Kim Min-jae playing only the first half.
Kim made his second consecutive Champions League start but was replaced by Jonathan Tah at halftime with the score tied 1-1.
Bayern entered the match at Allianz Arena in Munich without several key players. Michael Olise was suspended following a red card in the previous match, Joshua Kimmich was absent because of a family funeral and Luis Diaz was also left out of the starting lineup.
Arsenal suffered an early setback when Bukayo Saka, tied for the team lead in goals, went down clutching his thigh in the 10th minute. He immediately signaled that he could not continue and was replaced by Eberechi Eze.
Eze opened the scoring in the 25th minute after receiving a through ball from Martin Odegaard.
Harry Kane helped Bayern equalize 10 minutes later, threading a pass through midfield to Alphonso Davies, who finished into the bottom corner.
Kane then put Bayern ahead from the penalty spot in the 61st minute. His initial shot had struck Jurrien Timber's arm, resulting in a handball call and penalty.
Kane has now scored 16 goals in 23 career appearances against Arsenal.
He also extended his Champions League scoring streak to 10 matches, one short of the competition record of 11 set by Cristiano Ronaldo with Real Madrid.
Arsenal equalized in the 82nd minute when Declan Rice exchanged passes with Viktor Gyokeres before beating Manuel Neuer with a low shot to make it 2-2.
Arsenal remained unbeaten and moved to seven points from two wins and a draw, placing seventh in the league-phase standings. Bayern is 14th with five points from one win and two draws.
Elsewhere, Club Brugge of Belgium beat Lens of France 3-0 at home, with South Korean defender Lee Han-beom remaining on the bench.
Hans Vanaken scored in first-half stoppage time before Joaquin Seys and Carlos Forbs added second-half goals.
(This article was produced with the assistance of AI. — Ed.)