Bayern Munich vs Real Madrid: Giants deliver Champions League classic
It was all the time going to be tough for the second interval to match the high-octane tempo of the primary, and as a substitute the decisive moments, each mad and sumptuous, have been compacted into the ultimate jiffy.
With further time looming, substitute Camavinga was dismissed for 2 yellow playing cards inside 24 minutes of approaching. The first was for a foul on Jamal Musiala within the 78th minute and the second for taking the ball and delaying a Bayern free-kick following a foul on Kane.
The crimson card was to show pricey because the hosts made probably the most of their benefit.
Luis Diaz struck within the 89th minute to make it 5-4 to Bayern on combination, earlier than Michael Olise put the icing on the cake in stoppage time.
With Guler additionally despatched off within the aftermath, Real boss Alvaro Arbeloa mentioned: “With the red card everything was over.
“It’s unbelievable to ship off a participant for this motion. It’s not potential in a participant like that, match like that. We really feel all of this can be a bit unfair.”
For Bayern, a semi-final against holders Paris St-Germain will follow and boss Kompany said: “The boys have been mentally sturdy to get better from setbacks.
“The fans helped us as well. We stayed calm and always felt that our moment would come. The boys deserved this win.
“We confirmed absolute perception and can combat our approach again into the sport.”
Gerrard, a 2005 Champions League winner with Liverpool, described it as “an unbelievable recreation of soccer, end-to-end, fascinating tactical approaches.”
“Extra time was wanting probably, however one second of insanity, indiscipline and silliness has value Real the possibility of attending to the final 4,” he added.
Former Liverpool defender Stephen Warnock told Match of the Day: “Both groups have been good going ahead, however defensively each have been poor.
“If you want to win the Champions League, can you play like that? It is going to be fascinating to see how that pans out when Bayern faces Paris St-Germain.”
