Ahead of the Paris match, Bayern Munich narrowly avoided defeat against Heidenheim.

Ahead of the Paris match, Bayern Munich narrowly avoided defeat against Heidenheim.

 Bayern Munich narrowly avoided defeat against bottom-of-the-table Heidenheim in the Bundesliga, drawing 3-3 on Saturday in Matchday 32, just days before their crucial Champions League semi-final second leg against Paris Saint-Germain.

Bayern had lost the first leg 5-4 to the French club in a thrilling match where manager Vincent Kompany was suspended. Heidenheim opened the scoring in the 22nd minute through Bodo Zvezvadze, and Eren Dinkji added a second in the 31st minute. Bayern Munich's Leon Goretzka pulled one back in the 44th minute, before leveling the score in the 57th minute.

Zvezvadze then put Heidenheim back in front with his second goal in the 76th minute, only for Bayern to snatch a point in the 10th minute of stoppage time with an own goal by Diana Ring. Bayern, who had already secured the title, now have 83 points from 32 matches, while Heidenheim remain bottom of the table in 17th place with 23 points.