Published October 22, 2026 · By the Goalorithm model desk
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Match report
Bayern München and Arsenal shared the points in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday, October 21, finishing 2-2 for a 2-2 draw. They were level at the interval, with 1-1 on the scoreboard, and neither side separated itself by the final whistle.
The draw leaves the scoreline as the clearest account of the contest: both teams scored, and the match ended without a winner. That is the essential outcome, while the half-time score shows that the deadlock was already reflected in the result at the break. The final score confirmed it across the match as a whole.
The numbers
Bayern München scored two goals, Arsenal scored two goals, and there were four goals altogether. The teams finished level on goals, matching the draw in the result. Those figures describe the scoring outcome without establishing how the goals were made or when the balance changed.
Before kickoff, Goalorithm's model gave Bayern München a win probability of 43.7%, a draw probability of 23.1%, and an Arsenal win probability of 33.2%. These are estimates of the possible outcomes, not a record of what happened during the match. The result itself was a draw, so the model's pre-match view can be considered against the outcome without confusing a forecast with the finished score.