Barcelona keep winning, 10-man Bayern held, Man Utd beaten in CL

Barcelona maintained their 100% season record across all competitions with an impressive 4-1 Champions Leagie triumph at Galatasaray while a brace from Harry Kane was not enough for 10-man Bayern Munich in a 3-3 draw at Viking Stavanger on Tuesday.

Joao Cancelo cancelled out Galatasaray's 28th-minute lead from Aleksey Bartrakov in the 43rd before Fermín López in the 50th, Anthony Gordon three minutes later and substitute Karim Adeyemi completed their 10th win from as many season gamesl.

Stavanger led Bayern 2-0 at the half from a Gianni Stensness header in the second minute and Peter Christiansen in the 38th, but Kane then converted a penalty in the 54th, headed the equalizer on the hour and was also involved in Luis Díaz' 71st-minute strike to complete the turnaround.

But influential Michael Olise was sent off for a second bookable offence a little later and Herman Haugen headed a 90th-minute equalizer for the hosts. 

Elsewhere, last season's finalists Arsenal beat Lille 3-0 from Jurrien Timer, Eberechi Eze and Bukayo Saka within eight second-half minutes.

Atletíco Madrid added to Manchester United's woes with a 2-0 victory from a first-minute strike by Pablo Barrios and Ademola Lookman in the 79th, five minutes after United's Leny Yoro was red-carded. 

Barca turn on the style after scare

Gordon went down in a duel with Aleksey Bartrakov but no penalty was given and Bartrakov netted on the next Galatasaray attack with a deflected shot in the 28th minute.

The hosts had a second from Baris Yilmaz six minutes later disallowed for offside and Barca were soon level when Cancelo curled into the far right corner.

Gala goalkeeper Uğurcan Çakır made two big saves against Gordon before the half-time whistle, and Gordon volleyed wide at the far post off Lamine Yamal shortly after the restart.

But soon after, in the 50th, López ran into Yamal's chipped pass towards the goalmouth to nod home for 2-1. 

Three minutes later, Gordon finally found the net as well into the near corner for 3-1 after Yamal superbly kept the ball in play before substitute Karim Adeyemi fired the fourth into the far corner.

"That goal made things a bit strange for us, because we had been dominating. But we knew how to react and come back," López said.

"We're at a very high level. We have to keep going; the season is very long. We can't relax." 

Bayern held

Like in their league match against Augsburg which ended 2-2, Bayern conceded early in Stavanger Gianni Stensness headed the Norwegians ahead off a corner kick.

Bayern soon took control but lacked serious danger and were vulnerable on the counter, and one of them gave Stavanger a 2-0 lead from Christiansen's shot into the bottom left corner.

The Bundesliga champions finally woke up and kane converted from the spot after Konrad Laimer was fouled before heading the equalizer off Joshua Kimmich's cross. 

Díaz completed the turnaround but Olise then got his marching orders for throwing the ball into the face of Zlatko Tripić and Bayern's frustration was complete when Haugen salvaged a late draw for Viking.

"It is our own fault," Bayern coach Vincent Kompany told Prime Video. "We weren't smart, not against Augsburg, not today," he said, adding that they "shot themselves in the foot with this red card."

More agony for United

United have enjoyed their worst Premier League start in decades and had the worst possible start at Atlético when Barrios scored in the opening minute with a shot that took a big deflection of Ayden Heaven.

United grew into the game but were also lucky when a second Atlético goal from Johnny was disallowed because of a Marcos Llorente handball.

Julian Alvarez hit the post for the hosts and Bruno Fernandes the top of the bar for United before Yoro was sent off in the 74th minute for a last-man foul against Lookman, who then clinched victory five minutes later.

"It is a tough enough place to come and to get the start we had obviously puts us in a difficult situation, but I thought we grew into the game;" United coach Michael Carrick told Prime Video.

"We feel the game was there for us, is the biggest thing, so we could and should have got more from it."

Other games

in other action, Italy-born German under-21 international Nicolo Tresoldi scored a hat-trick and goalkeeper Yann Sommer made big saves against his former club as visiting Club Brugge stunned Inter Milan 4-3.

Villarreal rallied to a 3-1 victory against Napoli and RB Leipzig edged PSV Eindhoven 1-0 from Brajan Gruda, after RB keeper Maarten Vandevoordt had earlier saved a penalty from Ivan Perisic.

Sporting have maximum points like Barcelona and Arsenal thanks to a 2-0 at Lens while Azerbaijan's Sabah got their first points and goals with a 2-0 victory over Slavia Prague, with Kaheem Parris  and Joy-Lance Mickels on target.

The other nine fixtures are on Wednesday, including Manchester City v title holders Paris Saint-Germain and Roma v Real Madrid.