Pernille Harder continued her impressive form in the UEFA Women’s Champions League, scoring in Bayern Munich’s 3-0 victory over Vålerenga. Bayern took control early, with Harder opening the scoring by heading home a pinpoint cross from Klara Bühl. The Danish striker’s goal showcased her trademark precision and was instrumental in putting the German side ahead.
Just seven minutes after taking the lead, Bayern had the opportunity to double their advantage through a penalty. Giulia Gwinn stepped up and converted confidently, striking a powerful low shot into the bottom left corner, leaving Vålerenga’s goalkeeper with no chance.
The Bundesliga side maintained their dominance throughout the match and capped off their performance in stoppage time. Sarah Zadrazil found the net with a superb strike, sealing Bayern’s victory and ensuring a decisive three-goal margin. This win allowed Bayern to leapfrog Arsenal and claim the top spot in Group C as they continue their pursuit of European success.
