Published on: 04/15/2026 - 6:00 p.m. Modified on: 04/15/2026 - 11:11 p.m.
Bayern Munich ended up winning against Real Madrid and will face PSG in the semi-finals. Relive the match with our live commentary.
The official lineups of Bayern Munich - Real Madrid
Bayern Munich: Neuer (cap.) - Stanisic, Upamecano, Tah, Laimer - Kimmich, Pavlovic - Olise, Gnabry, Diaz - Kane
Real Madrid: Lunin - Alexander-Arnold, Rüdiger, Militao, F. Mendy - Arda Güler, Valverde (cap.), Bellingham, Brahim Diaz - Vinicius Junior, Mbappé
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The match summary
It's over
Victorious in the first leg on Real Madrid's pitch, Bayern Munich resisted the Madrilenians' desire for exploits. Trailing three times, the Bavarians came back each time to maintain their advantage before finishing the job (4-3, 6-4). They will face PSG in the semi-final.
The Coup de Grace by Michael Olise
On a last minute counter-attack, the inevitable Michael Olise puts a final nail in the coffin.
Madrid plays with 10 in front
The Madrilenians are trying everything for everything.
Four minutes of added time
Real Madrid has 4 minutes to invent a new miracle.
Luis Diaz: the golden goal?
The Colombian scores at the best of times. On a backheel from Musiala, Luis Diaz rolls in a shot? Lunin can't do anything
Red card for Camavinga!
The Frenchman takes a second yellow card for anti-play. What a mistake from Camavinga.
Upamecano catches up
Vinicus takes advantage of a missed control by the Frenchman to escape. But Upamecano comes back with authority to stop the Brazilian.
Mbappé remained on the ground for a moment
The captain of the Blues seems touched after contact with Laimer.
Camavinga gets yellow
He illicitly stops Musiala.
Upamecano arrived launched
On a free kick from Olise, the defender comes to put his head. French connection.
Rudiger warned for protest
Michael Olise's lightning bolt!
The Frenchman has been found more in recent minutes. He sends a bright left shot that Lunin can only slam out of the frame.
Valverde calls on Neuer
Benefiting from excellent work from Mbappé, the Madrid captain attempts a shot that Neuer blocks.
Luis Diaz panics in the area
The Colombian did not know what to do with this ball in the area, under pressure from the defenders.
A second change for Bayern Munich
Note a change at half-time
The feat or the white season. Real Madrid travel to Bavaria with fear in their stomachs and a desire for achievement. Beaten at home by Bayern Munich, Kylian Mbappé's band must topple mountains.
At the heart of a season marked by the dismissal of coach Xabi Alonso, Real Madrid only has the Champions League, "its" favorite competition won 15 times – the last time in 2024, just before the arrival of Kylian Mbappé – to save face.
“No one gives up”
"If there is a team capable of winning in Munich, it's Real Madrid. Anyone who doesn't believe in it can stay here," said coach Alvaro Arbeloa immediately on the evening of the setback.
“Here, no one gives up,” insisted the president of Real, Florentino Pérez.
Unlike Real, Bayern are still engaged on three fronts this season, with a 35th national title reaching out to them and an impression of a steamroller, both at national and continental level (11 victories for 1 defeat, at Arsenal, in C1).
“We must not make the mistake of letting too much euphoria set in now. I sense a little too much excitement at the moment and to be honest, I don't like it,” warned former Bayern player and manager Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, currently a member of the supervisory board.
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