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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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Inter Milan 0-0 Bayern Munich (agg 2-1)
That is almost incredible.
Marcus Thuram finds Nicolo Barella, he plays it to Federico Dimarco and he pops it off back to Thuram first-time but it's just too hard.
Lovely to watch.
Real Madrid 0-0 Arsenal (agg 0-3)
Bukayo Saka ambles over to take a corner - the Gunners are playing the slowest game they can here.
Saka then sends the ball in but the whistle goes for a foul.
Inter Milan 0-0 Bayern Munich (agg 2-1)
Leon Goretzka lifts one into the box and Harry Kane can only flick it behind him to Leroy Sane. He tries an acrobatic scissor kick but it's comfortably into the hands of Yann Sommer.
Real Madrid 0-0 Arsenal (0-3 agg)
Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at the Santiago Bernabeu
Image source, Getty ImagesArsenal are being put under a lot of pressure with their restarts.
The crowd are whistling as soon as they have a set-piece and now David Raya picks up a booking for taking too long with one of his kicks.
Real Madrid 0-0 Arsenal (agg 0-3)
Rio Ferdinand
Former Man Utd defender on TNT Sports
This stop-start game is suiting Arsenal, massively. It's much more comfortable than they ever imagined at this moment in time.
Real Madrid 0-0 Arsenal (agg 0-3)
The game has become a bit stop-start, which will suit Arsenal down to the ground.
The Gunners have a free-kick, which is played towards the edge of the box where Jurrien Timber sends a snapshot over.
Inter Milan 0-0 Bayern Munich (agg 2-1)
Image source, ReutersHuge chance for Bayern to take the lead!
The ball comes into the box from Konrad Laimer but it catches Thomas Muller by surprise. It takes him longer than he'd like to control it and his shot is turned behind.
Real Madrid 0-0 Arsenal (agg 0-3)
Matthew Upson
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
David Alaba is a little bit rattled in this game.
He's on thin ice at the moment. He has to be really careful.
Inter Milan 0-0 Bayern Munich (agg 2-1)
Joshua Kimmich delivers and it's just over the head of Harry Kane.
The England skipper has barely had a touch in the opening 35 minutes.
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Image source, Getty ImagesVAR has to be quicker. Correct decision or not, these 4 min + breaks to check kill all momentum. If it can't be changed in 30 seconds, stick with the on field call.
David, Leicester
Brave decision by the ref in that environment to reverse his own decision. But it takes far too long. When will they start utilising VAR the correct way? Clear and obvious. 6 minute decisions are not clear and obvious.
Mark, Manchester
Real Madrid 0-0 Arsenal (agg 0-3)
Theo Walcott
Former Arsenal forward on MOTD: UEFA Champions League
The referee has created this situation, where he gave that penalty to Real - it was the right decision to overturn it.
Arsenal shouldn't have had their penalty either by the way.
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Real Madrid 0-0 Arsenal (agg 0-3)
David Alaba needs to be careful. He's been booked and takes a risk with a robust challenge on Bukayo Saka.
Inter Milan 0-0 Bayern Munich (agg 2-1)
Alessandro Bastoni takes the ball but he goes through Michael Olise to do so.
Chance for Bayern to now deliver into the Inter box.
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Image source, Getty ImagesCrazy decision to originally give the penalty. These breaks in play will only favour Arsenal.
John, Durham
Correct decision to overturn that for me Never a pen
Stu in Swindon
Inter Milan 0-0 Bayern Munich (agg 2-1)
Hakan Calhanoglu is well capable of the spectacular and he comes inches away from producing that.
He looks to whip one into the top corner from 25 yards out but it flies a whisker wide.
Real Madrid 0-0 Arsenal (agg 0-3)
Kylian Mbappe tries his luck from distance. The shot is well hit but swerves wide of goal.
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Why do defenders put their arms around forwards if they don't intend to impede them? Should have been a pen!
Mark, Rochester
Surely they're either both penalties or neither penalties?! I want to see Arsenal proceed, but where is the consistency?
Anon
Real Madrid 0-0 Arsenal (agg 0-3)
Matthew Upson
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
Image source, ReutersDeclan Rice knew, his reaction told us all. He's such an honest player.
He couldn't believe it, especially with the yellow card coming out and knowing he's missing the semi-final.
Real Madrid 0-0 Arsenal (agg 0-3)
Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at the Santiago Bernabeu
A huge cheer from the Arsenal fans when that was overturned. Sheer relief from the travelling support.
Real Madrid 0-0 Arsenal (agg 0-3)
We have had no goals in this game but so, so much drama.
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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).
