Michael Olise scores twice in Bayern's 5-0 win before viral post-match TV interview
Bayern Munich defeated FK Bodø/Glimt 5-0 in their Champions League opener, where Michael Olise scored two late goals and gave a laconic post-match interview to DAZN.
Five-goal victory against Bodø/Glimt
FC Bayern Munich secured a 5-0 home victory against Norwegian runners-up FK Bodø/Glimt in their opening fixture of the UEFA Champions League league phase on Thursday evening. The match remained scoreless throughout a challenging first half before the German side established control after the break. Jamal Musiala, returning to the starting lineup following health collapses during pre-season preparation, opened the scoring. Harry Kane doubled the lead to 2-0 by converting a set piece delivered by Michael Olise, while Alphonso Davies also added to the scoreline. The dominant second-half display secured Bayern three points in the opening round of European competition.
Late goals and Man of the Match recognition
Michael Olise sealed the result with two long-range goals in the final ten minutes of regulation and added time. In the 83rd minute, the 24-year-old French winger picked up possession and drove a shot from roughly 28 to 30 meters directly into the top left corner to make it 4-0. Olise struck again in the 92nd minute, sending a curling effort from the edge of the penalty area past the goalkeeper for the final 5-0 tally. Following the final whistle, UEFA selected Olise as the official Man of the Match, acknowledging his two goals and one assist on the night. Across five competitive matches in the 2026/27 season, Olise has accumulated multiple direct goal involvements for Bayern.
- Bayern Munich and FK Bodø/Glimt remain level at 0-0.
- Jamal Musiala and Alphonso Davies score, while Harry Kane converts an Olise free kick to make it 2-0.
- Michael Olise scores from approximately 28 to 30 meters out to extend the lead to 4-0.
- Olise curls in his second goal from the edge of the penalty box to make it 5-0.
- UEFA awards Olise Man of the Match before his viral DAZN interview with Jochen Stutzky.
Laconic exchange with DAZN reporter
Olise's post-match television interview drew widespread attention due to his exceptionally brief responses. Standing with his hands on his hips in front of the broadcast cameras, Olise accepted the Man of the Match trophy without visible emotion before facing questions from 45-year-old DAZN reporter Jochen Stutzky. When asked how it felt to win 5-0 after a tough opening half, Olise replied that winning the opening home fixture was good and that the team was happy. Stutzky then pressed the winger on the mechanics behind his long-range strikes and how easy it felt to produce them.
I shoot, and then it goes in or not.
When the reporter suggested that only Olise could convert such chances, the player rejected the compliment by stating that he is not the only footballer who scores goals. Stutzky subsequently addressed Olise's reserved demeanor directly, noting that the player was making the broadcast interview difficult and asking what genuinely makes him happy or laugh. Olise remained silent until Stutzky suggested scoring goals and winning, prompting a single-word confirmation of "Yes" before the conversation concluded.
Background and media profile
The interaction matched Olise's established reputation in German football, where his reserved personality has earned him the moniker "Mr. Nonchalant". Raised in London and possessing 25 senior caps for the French national team, Olise routinely avoids speaking in the mixed zone unless mandatory media duties require it. His on-pitch performances have generated significant transfer market attention, including a summer pursuit from Real Madrid that Bayern honorary president Uli Hoeness publicly dismissed. Olise and Bayern next turn their focus to domestic league fixtures and upcoming Champions League group stages.
