The first semi-final match of the playoff stage of the tournament took place in the football Champions League.
The time for decisive matches has begun in the Champions League. The teams began to determine the finalists of the tournament. In the first semi-final, Bayern hosted Real Madrid. The match ended in a draw with a score of 2:2.
The visitors opened the scoring in the match. Brazilian Vinicius scored after a wonderful pass by Toni Kroos.
Munich could only answer in the second half. However, immediately a doublet. Moreover, both goals against Ukrainian Andrei Lunin came within just a few minutes of play. First, Leroy Sane scored a goal, and then Harry Kane successfully converted the penalty kick.
The Madrid team managed to equalize the score at the end of the game, also from the penalty spot. Vinicius scored for the second time in this match.
The rematch between the teams will take place on May 8 in Madrid.
Champions League. Semi-final. April 30
Bayern 2:2 Real Madrid
Goals: Sane 53, Kane 57 penalty – Vinicius 24, 83 penalty
Warnings: Mazraoui (43), Kroos (64), Kim Min-jae (82), Lucas (90+2).
Expected goals (xG): 1.69 – 2.08
Ball possession: 54% – 46%
Beats: 14 – 9
Shots on goal: 5 – 4
Corners: 6 – 5
Fouls: 10 – 8
Bayern: Neuer, Dier, Kim Min-jae, Mazraoui, Davis, Goretzka (Guerreira 46), Laimer, Kimmich, Muller (Gnabry 80), Sane, Musiala, Kane.
Real Madrid: Lunin, Nacho (Camavinga 65), Rüdiger, Mendy, Valverde, Kroos (Brahim Diaz 76), Tchuamani, Vázquez, Joselu, Bellingham (Modrić 75), Vinicius Junior, Rodrigo.
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