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The real Madrid he never dies, Europe is his home. And so, even on a very complicated evening, Carlo Ancelotti’s team made its DNA count and brought home a very important draw in the first leg of the Champions League semi-finals. At the Allianz Arena it ended 2-2, at the end of a very intense and well played match Bayern Monacowho will certainly have a few more regrets but who certainly left knowing that he could achieve the feat at the Bernabeu.
The guests took the lead in the first half thanks to the usual Vinicius, primed by the usual illuminating assist from Toni Kroos. The turnaround came in the second half, at the best moment Blancos: first Sané shocked Lunin with a violent conclusion at the near post, then Kane gave the Bavarians the lead following a penalty whistled by Turpin for a foul by Vazquez on Musiala. In the final, however, the equalizer arrived: a naive, irregular intervention by an unrecognizable Kim on Rodrygo, Vinicius was cold in front of Neuer and scored his personal double.
Bayern Munich (4-2-3-1): Neuer; Kimmich, Dier, Kim, Mazraoui; Laimer, Goretzka (1′ st Guerreiro); Sané (42′ st Davies), Muller (35′ st Gnabry), Musiala; Kane. Available: Perettz, Ulreich, Upamecano, Choupo-Moting, Zaragoza, Tel, Pavlovic. Coach: Tuchel
Real Madrid (4-3-1-2): Lunin; Lucas Vazquez, Rudiger, Nacho (20′ st Camavinga), Mendy; Valverde, Tchouameni, Kroos (31′ st Brahim Diaz); Bellingham (30′ st Modric); Rodrygo (42′ st Joselu), Vinicius. Available: Courtois, Kepa, Militao, D. Ceballos, Fran Garcia, Arda Guler. All.: Ancelotti
Referee: Turpin (France)
Scorers: 24′, 37′ st pen. Vinicius (R), 8′ st Sané (B), 12′ st pen. Kane (B)
Booked: Mazraoui (B), Kroos (R), Kim (B), Lucas Vazquez (R)