Real Madrid are the team that have won the UEFA Champions League the most times, with no less than 14 titles under their belt, the last of which dates back to 2022 and the club also emerges victorious in La Liga after a victory this weekend. end. Bayern Munich is the third most successful club in the history of the competition, with 6 big-eared cups, the last dating back to 2020. These are therefore two immense clubs which face each other in the semi-final of the UEFA Champions League. Who will play for the title at Wembley in a few weeks? At the end of the first leg, no trend emerges. At the Allianz Arena, the Bavarians and Madrilenians failed to make the difference. The two teams concluded the game with a draw of 2-2. Vinicius opened the scoring at the start of the match (24′), then the Germans took the lead through Leroy Sané (53′) and Harry Kane a few minutes later (57′). But the Brazilian, star of the Madrid team, scored a second goal late in the match to bring his team level (83′). Carlo Ancelotti chose to play in a low block, with an ultra-fast transition game led by the technique of Toni Kroos and the arrows of the Rodrygo – Vinicius duo. On the German side, it is a more offensive strategy that Thomas Tuchel has decided to put in place. An opposition of styles which was not particularly felt in terms of the end-of-match statistics.
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On paper, the locals slightly dominated with 14 shots including 5 on target against 10 and 4 on target, 52% possession and 557 passes completed to 517. Still almost similar figures, which justify the draw between the two teams. Although we all know that football is not an exact science. During this part, Harry Kane took the opportunity to increase his already very impressive statistics, even more so for his first season with the Bavarians. The England captain scored his eighth goal in the UEFA Champions League, making him the competition’s joint top scorer. He also scored 35 times in the Bundesliga. He is clearly the number 1 offensive asset of Bayern Munich, well supported by the twirling Serge Gnabry, Jamal Musiala and Leroy Sané, sometimes irregular, but who know how to set their side on fire. Opposite, Real Madrid can count on a complementary and decisive Vinicius – Rodrygo duo. The two Brazilian players have scored 5 goals each in the UEFA Champions League, 1 more than their offensive friend Jude Bellingham who has nevertheless been less sharp in recent weeks. The second leg of the UEFA Champions League semi-finals between Real Madrid and Bayern Munich takes place this Wednesday, May 8. Kick-off is scheduled for 9 p.m. at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium and can be seen live with CANAL+.
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