#match-highlights

#match-highlights

Welcome to the FC Bayern Campus Round Up, where the matches of Bayern Munich's U-23, U-19 and U-17 squads are recapped, line ups are provided and the highlights to the matches are hyperlinked on top of their respective score line. The U-23's season has not started yet, therefore their match was a friendly and no official highlights were provided. Meanwhile, the U-17s did not play.

The first half was a surprisingly even contest, with Oviedo making a confident start and causing Barcelona problems down the flanks. Haissem Hassan was particularly lively, testing Joan Garcia from range and forcing the hosts to defend more than expected in the opening stages. Oviedo also thought they had an early sight of goal when Federico Vinas fired wide, though the flag was raised for offside.

Arsenal haven't really had a sniff yet. Real are pressing hard and keeping the hosts in their own half. There is chatter among the Arsenalati as to how soon Kyra Cooney-Cross will displace Kim Little, begins Charles Antaki. The latter is no youngster, though retiring from international football has kept her going for a while yet. But it's stating the obvious that Arsenal have missed her composure and problem-solving in midfield these last games while she's been injured.

Information on the U-17 and U-19 matches is provided by the official FC Bayern website here and here respectively. The U-23s, however, did not play a match this week. If you wish to learn more about the format of the U-17 and U-19's youth leagues, you can find more info here. Additionally, the U-19 match is free to watch here on YouTube, provided one lives in Germany or has a VPN. Without further ado, here is the round up:

Rabada is back, Dwarshuis does the job with a first-ball single, an edge poke past the keeper. Two runs to cover for David, who then crushes the pull shot along the ground but it's straight to the deep fielder.

The reality is that Oscar kept us alive in the first half, not only with the penalty save but with two or three key stops that were crucial for the match.

Shamrock Rovers' Josh Honohan turned the game around after an own goal by scoring a crucial goal that put his team ahead in the final minutes.

"It's been a good year for English football, despite mixed results in some high-stakes matches, with close contests and near misses painting a vivid picture of the season."