Declan Rice scored in the 82nd minute to earn Arsenal a 2-2 draw at Bayern Munich in the Champions League on Wednesday, according to the Guardian and Sky Sports. Arsenal had been heading for a first defeat in 14 group or league-phase games, Sky Sports reported.

Rice ran into the box after a passing move involving Noni Madueke and Viktor Gyokeres, Sky Sports reported. He fired a shot past goalkeeper Manuel Neuer from a tight angle, it said.

Eberechi Eze put Arsenal ahead in the first half with a first-time shot from a Martin Odegaard pass, the Guardian and Sky Sports reported. Eze had come on for Bukayo Saka, who left with an injury early in the game. Manager Mikel Arteta said later that the injury "doesn't look good at all," Sky Sports reported.

Harry Kane then led Bayern's comeback. He set up Alphonso Davies for the equalizer with a through ball, the Guardian and Sky Sports reported. Kane later scored from the penalty spot after his shot hit Jurrien Timber's arm, Sky Sports said.

The goal made Kane only the second player, after Cristiano Ronaldo, to score in 10 straight Champions League games, Sky Sports reported. The Guardian also said he had scored in 10 straight games in the competition. Arsenal fans booed Kane, who used to play for Tottenham, the Guardian reported.

Bayern played without Michael Olise, who was suspended, the Guardian and Sky Sports reported. Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya made a key save on a header from Davies, Sky Sports said.

Bayern had not lost a group or league-phase home game since December 2013, a run of 40 games, the Guardian reported. Arsenal had won away at Bayern only once before, in 2013, it said.

The draw left Arsenal with seven points from three games, according to ESPN. Bayern have five points, ESPN's table shows.

What we know: Arsenal stayed unbeaten in the Champions League with a 2-2 draw in Munich.
What we don't: How long Saka will be out with his injury.