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Bayern Munich stun Real Madrid in dramatic Champions League win

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Bayern Munich Real Madrid win sees Bayern reach UCL semi-final after thrilling 4–3 victory and 6–4 aggregate triumph

Bayern Munich secured a sensational 4–3 victory over Real Madrid at the Allianz Arena on Wednesday, completing a 6–4 aggregate win in a pulsating UEFA Champions League quarter-final.

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The win sends the German giants into the semi-finals, where they will face reigning champions Paris Saint-Germain in a highly anticipated clash.

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The match delivered a rollercoaster of goals and momentum swings, with Real Madrid taking the lead three times on the night before ultimately falling short in extra pressure.

Bayern Munich struck first through Arda Güler’s early opener after a defensive error, before responding quickly to each Real Madrid surge in a relentless encounter at the Allianz Arena.

Real Madrid briefly looked in control after goals from Güler and Kylian Mbappé, but Bayern’s resilience proved decisive in a match defined by intensity and late drama.

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Harry Kane restored Bayern’s advantage in the tie before Mbappé again levelled proceedings in a first half that ended 3–3 on the night and 5–4 on aggregate.

The turning point arrived late when Eduardo Camavinga was sent off for a second yellow card, leaving Real Madrid with ten men during a crucial phase of the contest.

Luis Díaz then struck a powerful deflected effort from distance to swing momentum decisively in Bayern’s favour, sealing a dramatic shift in control.

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Michael Olise added a superb curling finish in stoppage time to confirm Bayern’s passage and spark celebrations in Munich.

Bayern Munich win marks the first time the German side has eliminated Real Madrid in a knockout tie since 2012, ending a long-standing European hurdle.

Tempers flared after the final whistle as Arda Güler was shown a straight red card following a confrontation with the referee.

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Bayern coach Vincent Kompany praised his team’s composure, while captain Joshua Kimmich highlighted their improved control in the second half.

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The result sets up a blockbuster semi-final against Paris Saint-Germain, adding another heavyweight chapter to Bayern’s European campaign.

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