Champions League semi-final second leg
FT: Real Madrid 2-1 Bayern Munich (agg 4-3) - Davies against run of play; Joselu with late double
Real Madrid will face Borussia Dortmund in final
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Real Madrid 0-1 Bayern Munich (agg: 2-3)
Rio Ferdinand
Former England defender on TNT Sports
Sometimes you get into a groove. You find momentum in the competition, but you've got to have the quality and you've got to have the unity in the team.
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How wonderful was it that the referee looked at the footage once and made a decision? No looking at the incident 15/20 times. Take note Premier League referees.
Alan, Belfast
Brave man this ref! Disallowing that in the Berbabeu! Strong and correct refereeing too!
Tayo
Real Madrid 0-1 Bayern Munich (agg: 2-3)
Joshua Kimmich wins the mini battle this time, robbing it off Vinicius Junior, before Eduardo Camavinga gives away a free-kick.
Real Madrid 0-1 Bayern Munich (agg: 2-3)
Luka Modric pokes it through to Rodrygo but there's way too much on the pass and it rolls out for a goal kick.
Real Madrid 0-1 Bayern Munich (agg: 2-3)
Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
Image source, Getty ImagesI think the push wasn't that strong and Joshua Kimmich made a bit of a meal of it. Had it been on Kimmich's chest it may not have been ruled out. But because the hands were on the face it is clear as day. No way you rule that out, clear and obvious and the still shown only proved that. As soon as the hands go to the face that's it, the referee got it right.
Real Madrid 0-1 Bayern Munich (agg: 2-3)
Kim Min-jae, who struggled in the first leg, is on for Leroy Sane.
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And why exactly wasn't Nacho booked for that?
Steve, Italy
Is that not a red card? Nacho used a WWE finishing move there
Hulk, Higgy
Real Madrid 0-1 Bayern Munich (agg: 2-3)
Jamal Musiala glides towards the area and pokes it through to Harry Kane.
He gets enough power on the shot but slices it into the side-netting.
Real Madrid 0-1 Bayern Munich (agg: 2-3)
Steve McManaman
Former Real Madrid winger on TNT Sports
I think it's the correct decision. I know there's a size difference, but he's pushed him in the face, it's always going to get chalked off.
Real Madrid 0-1 Bayern Munich (agg: 2-3)
So it's still advantage Bayern Munich.
Real Madrid 0-1 Bayern Munich (agg: 2-3)
It's been ruled out. No goal! Foul on Joshua Kimmich by Nacho.
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Image source, Getty ImagesReal Madrid 1-1 Bayern Munich (agg: 3-3)
Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
Kimmich is down in the box and he feels as though he has been labelled in the face. Harry Kane is making that point to the referee. He is not as badly injured as he claims.
Alphonso Davies (own goal)
Back level!
It's a deflected corner routine. Nacho gets the final touch as a Real player but it comes off Alphonso Davies and bounces in.
But this will be checked as Joshua Kimmich is done holding his face as he's claiming a foul. It looks like he's been elbowed in the build-up.
It's gone to VAR...
Image source, Getty ImagesReal Madrid 0-1 Bayern Munich (agg: 2-3)
Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
Goodness me! That was against the run of play!
First thing to mention, Harry Kane with the assist. Drops deep and puts a great ball out to Alphonso Davies.
The full back doesn't need to beat Antonio Rudiger, just get by him and even then he has so much to do. And what a ping that is into the far corner! No keeper, not even Neuer will save that one!
Image source, Getty ImagesReal Madrid 0-1 Bayern Munich (agg: 2-3)
Worth remembering that Alphonso Davies is only on the pitch because Serge Gnabry went off injured in the first half.
Real Madrid 0-1 Bayern Munich (agg: 2-3)
Carlo Ancelotti reacts immediately.
Eduardo Camavinga and Luka Modric are on. Toni Kroos and Aurélien Tchouameni are off.
Real Madrid 0-1 Bayern Munich (agg: 2-3)
Steve McManaman
Former Real Madrid winger on TNT Sports
What a hit from Alphonso Davies with his weaker right foot - he's been a great outlet in this second half.
It's an unstoppable hit, beautiful strike.
Alphonso Davies (68 mins)
Image source, Getty ImagesWOW.
His first goal in the Champions League and it's an absolute rocket!
Alphonso Davies cuts inside from the left and smashes it past Andriy Lunin, into the far corner.
It's a beauty. You don't see many better than that and he's done it at the Bernabeu against Real Madrid in a Champions League semi-final.
Bayern lead the tie 3-2 on aggregate!
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Vinicius Jr walks into any team in the world right now. Mbappe who?
Daniel, London
Real Madrid 0-0 Bayern Munich (agg: 2-2)
After all that pressure from Real, Alphonso Davies goes up the other end, links up with Jamal Musiala and he stings the fingertips of Andriy Lunin.
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Real Madrid are unbeaten in their last eight meetings with FC Bayern München in the UEFA Champions League (W6 D2), while they haven’t lost any of their last seven games against them in the competition at the Santiago Bernabeu (W6 D1).
Across their previous seven semi-final ties in the European Cup/UEFA Champions League, FC Bayern MĂĽnchen (4) have progressed on more occasions than Real Madrid (3). However, should los Blancos progress here, it would be the first time a team has won three consecutive semi-final ties in this fixture (2013-14 and 2017-18 previously).
Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti hasn’t lost any of his nine meetings with FC Bayern München in the UEFA Champions League (W6 D3) – following the 2-2 draw in this first leg, this is now the most times a coach has faced an opponent while remaining unbeaten in the history of the competition.
FC Bayern München’s run of 16 consecutive games without a clean sheet against Real Madrid is their longest against an opponent in their European Cup/UEFA Champions League history. Their last shutout against the Spanish side in the competition was back in May 2001, which also came at this stage of the competition (semi-final, first leg).
Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti is looking to reach a sixth UEFA Champions League final, with his current total of five already the most of any manager. Meanwhile, FC Bayern München’s Thomas Tuchel could become the first coach to reach the final of the competition with as many as three different sides (previously with Paris Saint-Germain and Chelsea).
FC Bayern München failed to win away from home in the round of 16 (0-1 v Lazio) and quarter-finals (2-2 v Arsenal) in the UEFA Champions League this season. They haven’t gone three consecutive away games without a win in a single campaign since 2015-16 (3); a season in which they were eliminated at the semi-final stage by Atlético de Madrid.
Real Madrid’s opener in the first leg (scored by VinĂcius JĂşnior) came at the end of a 20-pass sequence; their longest for a goal in the UEFA Champions League knockout stages since May 2018, which came against FC Bayern MĂĽnchen at the Santiago Bernabeu (28 passes leading to a Karim Benzema goal).
After netting in the first leg, FC Bayern MĂĽnchen striker Harry Kane (29) is now just one goal away from equalling Wayne Rooney (30) as the all-time top English scorer in the European Cup/UEFA Champions League.
25% of Toni Kroos’ passes in the UEFA Champions League this season have broken at least one opposition line; the highest percentage of any player (min. 300 minutes played). Indeed, the Real Madrid midfielder’s 23 line-breaking passes in the first leg of this tie were more than twice as many as any other player (Konrad Laimer, 10).
Since the start of the 2021-22 season, FC Bayern München’s Leroy Sané has been directly involved in more goals following a carry (travelling 5+ metres with the ball) than any other player in the UEFA Champions League (11 – eight goals and three assists).
