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FT: Real Madrid 1-2 Arsenal (agg 1-5) - Martinelli scores fifth with PSG next in semis
Saka has Panenka penalty saved after Mbappe goal ruled out
Hosts have penalty over turned after Mbappe goes down before Saka scores
FT: Inter Milan 2-2 Bayern Munich (agg 4-3) - Barca face Italians in semi-finak
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Real Madrid 0-0 Arsenal (agg 0-3)
Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at the Santiago Bernabeu
The Arsenal bench are getting very frustrated with how some of these decisions are going on the pitch.
Is the atmosphere starting to play its part?
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Image source, ReutersThat penalty was far too easy and casual from Saka. Why the change, he normally thumps them in?
Alex
Why Saka? Why?
Andrew - Chorley
Real Madrid 0-0 Arsenal (agg 0-3)
The Arsenal defence is having to be alert here as Real Madrid push for a goal. The hosts are desperate to make a breakthrough as soon as possible.
Inter Milan 0-0 Bayern Munich (agg 2-1)
Quality feet from Lautaro Martinez to find Marcus Thuram and now he is down and looks hurt.
There was a clip of the heal on Thuram but VAR isn't getting involved, much to the dismay of Simone Inzaghi.
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Image source, ReutersBukayo what were you thinking?! Why change what you normally do?!
Steve
That's one of the worst (on target) penalties I've seen. Soft, saveable height, not in the side netting. Will he regret that?
Tom, Rotherham
Inter Milan 0-0 Bayern Munich (agg 2-1)
The pattern of this game is set. Bayern are in control of the ball with Inter setting up in defence and then ready to pounce on the break.
Real Madrid 0-0 Arsenal (agg 0-3)
Interesting now to see how both sides react to that penalty. Arsenal need to keep their heads, Real Madrid need to capitalise.
The one positive for Arsenal after that is that Raúl Asencio was booked, so that's two of Real's back four on yellow cards.
Real Madrid 0-0 Arsenal (agg 0-3)
Matthew Upson
Former Arsenal and Brighton defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
Image source, ReutersI just can't believe the selection of penalty here from Bukayo Saka.
I am so surprised. It's such a bad penalty.
He's chipped it to the side Thibaut Courtois dives to.
Inter Milan 0-0 Bayern Munich (agg 2-1)
That Bayern kit is stunning by the way.
Image source, Getty ImagesReal Madrid 0-0 Arsenal (agg 0-3)
Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker on TNT Sports
I can't believe it. The goalkeeper does unbelievable. It's not a great pen. He gives the goalkeeper an opportunity to lift a left hand, and the left hand is strong.
Real Madrid 0-0 Arsenal (agg 0-3)
Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at the Santiago Bernabeu
A huge moment!
Saka puts his head in his hands. The home crowd have just got even louder if that is possible.
Real Madrid 0-0 Arsenal (agg 0-3)
Image source, ReutersSAVED!
Bukayo Saka is cool, but perhaps too cool as he decides to go for a Panenka but Thibaut Courtois reads it well and palms the ball away.
What a moment.
Real Madrid 0-0 Arsenal (agg 0-3)
Matthew Upson
Former Arsenal and Brighton defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
Raul Asencio has a hold of his shirt. Enough for the referee to have a look.
That's quite incredible. That is serious bravery from the referee.
He does have a hold of Mikel Merino.
Real Madrid 0-0 Arsenal (agg 0-3)
Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker on TNT Sports
It is ridiculous defending. Absolutely, ridiculous defending. Keep yourself goal side. You don't need to grab him!
You can say it's soft, but he has definitely pulled him back.
Real Madrid 0-0 Arsenal (agg 0-3)
Image source, Getty ImagesWow!
Replays show Raúl Asencio pulling down Mikel Merino as he tried to get to an Arsenal corner and the visitors have a penalty.
This is a huge moment.
Real Madrid 0-0 Arsenal (agg 0-3)
What's happening here. The referee is going to the screen and there's a check for a possible Arsenal penalty here...
Inter Milan 0-0 Bayern Munich (agg 2-1)
What an incredible challenge from Alessandro Bastoni to stop a certain goal!
Thomas Muller lifts a wonderful pass through to Michael Olise but he has it snatched away from him by the sliding Bastoni just as he's about to shoot.
Real Madrid 0-0 Arsenal (agg 0-3)
Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at the Santiago Bernabeu
Gabriel Martinelli just showed why he is going to be so important for Arsenal tonight.
The Gunners were under a lot of pressure and he was given the ball and carried it using his pace into space.
Giving the Arsenal defence a break and threatening in behind Madrid is going to be key.
Image source, ReutersReal Madrid 0-0 Arsenal (agg 0-3)
Matthew Upson
Former Arsenal and Brighton defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
Classic Bukayo Saka. David Alaba can't match him at all.
He wraps it straight into that far post and Thibaut Courtois gets to it.
Alaba has his work cut out tonight.
Inter Milan 0-0 Bayern Munich (agg 2-1)
Image source, ReutersBayern have settled very well on the ball with Michael Olise the bright spark but this Inter defence doesn't give too much away, as Bayern found out in the first leg.
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Arsenal remain unbeaten against Real Madrid in European competition (W2 D1), and haven’t conceded a single goal across their three meetings. The Gunners could become the first side ever to keep four consecutive clean sheets against Los Blancos in the European Cup/UEFA Champions League.
Real Madrid’s defeat at the Emirates Stadium was the fifth time they have lost the first leg of a knockout stage tie in the European Cup/UEFA Champions League by 3+ goals, while they’ve been eliminated in the second leg in three of the previous four occasions (the exception being against Derby County in the last 16 in 1975-76, winning 6-5 on aggregate after a 1-4 defeat in the first leg).
Across the 53 games that Real Madrid have played against English sides in the European Cup/UEFA Champions League, they’ve managed to win by more than three goals on just two previous occasions: 5-1 v Derby County in 1975-76 (last 16) and 4-0 v Tottenham Hotspur in 2010-11 (quarter-final).
Since the start of the 2015-16 season, this will be the 16th time that Real Madrid have played the second leg of a UEFA Champions League knockout stage tie at home. Of the previous 15, they’ve only been eliminated on one occasion (v Ajax in the last 16 in 2018-19), and progressed from the last eight in a row.
Arsenal could equal their longest winning run away from home in the European Cup/UEFA Champions League (4 – won their last three). Indeed, the only previous time they won four in a row, the fourth game of that run was a victory against Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu (1-0 in February 2006, last 16 first leg).
Arsenal have scored an average of 2.55 goals and conceded 0.55 per game in the UEFA Champions League this season (28 scored, six conceded overall), with both of these being their second-best averages in a single European Cup/Champions League campaign, after the 2.63 scored in 2010-11 and 0.31 conceded in 2005-06.
Despite averaging more possession (53.4%), Arsenal made 115 high-intensity pressures in the final third in the first leg of this tie. This was more than three times as many as Real Madrid, whose total of 36 was the lowest of any side across this season’s quarter-final first legs.
Real Madrid’s Kylian Mbappé has been directly involved in eight goals in eight knockout stage games against English sides in the UEFA Champions League (seven goals, one assist), including five in four home outings (four goals, one assist).
Currently on 28 goals and 21 assists, VinÃcius Júnior could become the fourth different Real Madrid player to reach 50 goal involvements in the UEFA Champions League (after Cristiano Ronaldo, Karim Benzema, and Raúl), which would be at least twice as many as any other team (Lewandowski and Müller for Bayern).
In the first leg of this tie, Myles Lewis-Skelly became just the third English teenager to assist a goal in a UEFA Champions League knockout stage match. All three of those have done so while playing for Arsenal: Theo Walcott in 2008 (v Milan and Liverpool), Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain in 2012 (v Milan) and Myles Lewis-Skelly in 2025 (v Real Madrid).
