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Fútbol

mayo 9, 2024

Controversia por offside en polémico partido de Champions

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. Video Assistant Referee causes controversy every week across Europe, and it even crops up in the Champions League.On Wednesday night, in the second leg of the semifinal between Real Madrid and Bayern Munich, the Bundesliga club were desperately searching for an equaliser.The score was 2-1 to Real Madrid, giving them a 3-2 aggregate lead, in the 13th minute of added time (only nine had been signalled.) Bayern had to score but they were thwarted by the offside flag and the referee blew his whistle. Bayern lost 2-1 and were eliminated. Bayern manager Thomas Tuchel was raging, calling it a "a disastrous decision from the linesman and the referee."So what happened, who was to blame, and how does this all work with VAR? - How VAR decisions have affected every Prem club in 2023-24Real Madrid 2-1 Bayern MunichWhat happened?The ball was played into the Real Madrid area, with Noussair Mazraoui challenging Ferland Mendy. The Los Blancos defender headed the ball away, and as the ball dropped into open space in the area the assistant, Tomasz Listkiewicz, raised his flag. Referee Szymon Marciniak immediately blew the whistle. Thomas Müller nodded the ball to Matthijs de Ligt, and he fired into net past Andriy Lunin -- though the goalkeeper made no attempt to make a save because of the whistle so you cannot say Bayern were denied a goal. The Real Madrid defenders may have been affected too. Play stopped at the whistle so there was nothing the VAR could do, so this is all about how and when the play should end from a delayed flag.Was Mazraoui onside?As no goal was scored, there's no VAR offside situation to judged. So we won't get the semiautomated offside visualisation for this. But it looks exceptionally close and Mazraoui may well have been marginally onside to the boot of Antonio Rüdiger. Mazraoui's act of challenging Mendy for the aerial ball is an offside offence even though he didn't touch it. Why did the assistant raise his flag?Assistants are told to keep the flag down on close offsides, and only raise it when a goal is scored or at the end of the attacking move. Indeed, Real Madrid's winning goal in the 91st minute came through this route. Joselu scored from a pass by Rüdiger and as soon as the ball crossed the line the flag went up; the goal was awarded through a VAR review as the striker was behind the ball. That Bayern lost to a delayed flag when they were denied by a premature flag only adds to their frustration. The VAR Handbook states that the assistant "should delay the flag if an attacking player has a 'free run' or is in a very good scoring position moving directly to, or within, the penalty area."For Listkiewicz, Bayern never gained possession from the original pass. It's headed away by Mendy and the offside Mazraoui failed to continue the attack. Had Mazraoui collected the pass, or headed it to a teammate himself, the assistant may not have been so ready to raise the flag.So the assistant has done nothing wrong here?Technically no, but in a game of such magnitude and at such a crucial stage it would have made much more sense for Listkiewicz just to hold the flag for a little longer to see what developed. We see so many delayed flag situations which seem to be completely needless -- for instance, when a player is running to the corner or is offside by a large margin. This is a Champions League semifinal, one of the biggest games of the season. You've got VAR, so just wait a few more seconds. However, Listkiewicz's flag doesn't control the game.Does the referee share any of the blame?Absolutely, in fact he is in charge of when the game is halted so, ultimately, the buck stops with Marciniak. We will see a number examples across a season of an assistant raising the flag too early, and the referee takes the decision to hold the whistle just in case anything develops. So regardless of the flag, Marciniak should not have stopped the play when the ball first fell to Müller. It should have been clear to him there was still an attacking situation. The VAR Handbook says: "If the assistant flags for a tight/unclear offside and a player is about to score a goal, the referee should delay the whistle until the goal results so that if the AR has made a 'clear and obvious error' the goal can be allowed."This is on Marciniak.It's not been a stellar season for Marciniak, who refereed the 2022 World Cup final and the 2023 Champions League final. Listkiewicz was also the assistant for both showpiece games. Marciniak was the referee who wrongly awarded a VAR-advised stoppage-time penalty to Paris Saint-Germain against Newcastle United in December, which was converted and effectively resulted in the Magpies being knocked out of Europe.But surely the attacking phase wasn't over?The delayed flag and the attacking phase (which the VAR can review) are two different considerations. If the assistant has identified an offside, the flag should go up at the quickest point when there's no clear attacking momentum. However, if the assistant doesn't spot an offside the VAR can go back through the whole phase. A defender heading the ball away and it dropping to an opposition player doesn't count as a reset of the reviewable VAR phase. In a Premier League game between Aston Villa and Sheffield United this season, Leon Bailey had a goal disallowed through VAR as goalkeeper Wes Foderingham was being held by Jacob Ramsey. That came after a five opposition players had touched the ball -- none of which reset the reviewable VAR phase. ,El VAR causa polémica en la Champions League con Real Madrid venciendo a Bayern Munich debido a un gol anulado por fuera de juego a última hora.

El VAR causa polémica en la Champions League con Real Madrid venciendo a Bayern Munich debido a un gol anulado por fuera de juego a última hora.

Fútbol

mayo 9, 2024

¡Drama en las semifinales de la Champions 2023-24!

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. The 2023-24 Champions League semifinals are all wrapped up with plenty of drama, an upset and heartbreak. Borussia Dortmund delivered the final blow to beat Paris Saint-Germain on their own ground in France, leaving Kylian Mbappé without a European trophy as he prepares to make his exit at the end of the season. Elsewhere, Real Madrid did what Real Madrid do and stunned Bayern Munich in the closing stages of the game to seal their spot in the final.In the final, we'll see Dortmund take on Madrid, but before that we asked ESPN writers Gab Marcotti, Alex Kirkland and Julien Laurens to answer some of our burning questions from this round.- Stream on ESPN+: LaLiga, Bundesliga, more (U.S.)1. Who has been your player of the tournament?I'll go with Dortmund striker Niclas Füllkrug, just for what he stands for. It's wild to think he's 31 and this is his first ever Champions League. But he scored the goal that beat PSG in the first leg, as well as the one that leveled the tie against Atlético Madrid. And he started every game, bar the opener (which they lost.) He's not always pretty to watch, but he's smart, gets the most out of his physical attributes and is a thorn in defenders' side for 90 minutes. He fits perfectly in this Dortmund squad of misfits and rejects. - GMAfter his performance over two games against Bayern Munich, it's hard to look beyond Real Madrid's Vinícius Júnior. He scored both Madrid's goals in the semifinal first leg -- converting Toni Kroos' pass, and then a penalty kick -- and while he didn't score in Wednesday's return leg, he was easily Madrid's best player over 90 minutes. Vinicius starred in the quarterfinal against Manchester City, with two assists in the 3-3 draw at the Bernabeu, and scored against Leipzig in the Round of 16. He keeps adding to his game, looking just as dangerous through the middle now as he does on the left. And, 23, he'll keep getting better. - AKI would give it to Andriy Lunin. Real Madrid's backup goalkeeper stepped up to replace the injured Thibaut Courtois and has been quietly excellent in the knockout stages of this Champions League campaign. He was Madrid's best player in the last-16 first leg against Leipzig and in the quarterfinal second leg at Manchester City where he was the penalty shootout hero after having an excellent game. He was also very good in Munich in the semifinal first leg and did his job well in the second leg too. At 25, he is having a really good season but, unfortunately, he might not play in the final because of Courtois' return to full fitness. - JL2. Does Mbappé's failure to deliver the Champions League to his hometown club tarnish his legacy at PSG?Of course winning the Champions League would have been the perfect send off before he joins Real Madrid on a free transfer this summer, although doing so by beating Madrid in the final at Wembley would have been a bit awkward. That can't happen now. The real concern isn't Mbappé's failure to win the Champions League, but rather the nature of his performances against Dortmund over two legs in the semifinal. A player who aspires to "best in the world" status should be decisive in these games, not anonymous. The feeling has always been that this Madrid team need an elite forward like Mbappé to take them to the next level, but is it the other way around? -- AKAmong all the records, goals and trophies, there will always be a "but..." in Mbappé's story with Paris.Big players deliver in big games but... He should have won us the Champions League but...And it's all fair. Mbappé failed to bring the Champions League trophy to Paris and become a club legend by being the first to do so. In fact he was actually quite quiet, as he was in the key games over the last seven years: the 2020 final, the 2021 semifinals, and this Dortmund clash. - JL"Tarnish" is a loaded word, but I think there's definitely a sense of unfinished business and the whole premise of him returning to his hometown club before moving on. He had seven seasons, both with older superstars like Neymar and Lionel Messi, and then this year with Luis Enrique's young guns and the highest budget in European football. So if he leaves (and everyone is taking for granted that he will), there will definitely be a sense of regret. Possibly setting up a return one day. - GM3. Did this game turn on Tuchel's changes or Ancelotti's changes?For me, the game turned on its head with Manuel Neuer's big mistakes more than the coaching from Tuchel and from Ancelotti. There were 12 minutes between Bayern moving to a back five and Joselu's first goal. What went through the Germany goalkeeper's head in the 88th minute? Why did he throw the ball so quickly forward instead of kicking it long towards Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting and wasting more precious minutes? That mistake was intercepted in the Bayern half and, four passes later, Vinicius had a shot on goal that caused his second. It was an easy shot to save for a keeper of the calibre of Neuer, yet he fumbled it and let Joselu make it 1-1. Up until that shocker, Neuer had been brilliant but his mistakes cost his team the game more than any changes from either manager. - JLBoth. Obviously given he scored both goals, Joselu was pretty important. But that's the sort of obvious substitution you make late in the game when you're chasing it. The Luka Modric and Eduardo Camavinga ones were also predictable, you knew we'd see them at some point and I think it's interesting that Madrid's shape didn't change, but they were like-for-like. The tactical changes for which you can give Ancelotti kudos were the other two: Sending on Joselu might have been obvious, but doing so for Fede Valverde (who can run all day and has scored his share of late winners) was not, neither was taking off Rodrygo (if Ancelotti was superstitious, he would have remembered his exploits against City) to make way for Brahim Díaz.That said, Tuchel's decision to take off Jamal Musiala and Harry Kane (not matter how tired they were) was bizarre. Yes, there were only five minutes to go, but if Madrid score once, you're stuck playing extra time without your two biggest attacking threats. Why would you possibly do that? (In the end, Madrid scored twice, so I guess it didn't matter) - GMTwo substitutes -- Alphonso Davies and Joselu -- might have scored all three goals at the Bernabeu, but perhaps the most important shift in the game was the way that Tuchel looked to hold onto Bayern's 1-0 lead, withdrawing Leroy Sané, Harry Kane and Jamal Musiala in the last 15 minutes and in particular, replacing Sané with defender Kim Min-Jae. That tipped the momentum in Real Madrid's favour, giving them license to go for broke, which they did in the closing stages, summed up by centre-backs Nacho Fernandez and Antonio Rüdiger playing the passes for Joselu's winner. - AK4. Luis Enrique argued that PSG were the better side over the two legs but were not lucky and cited xG and hitting woodwork ... is he right?Three of those instances were they hit the woodwork came after they were 2-0 down on aggregate and two of those were long-range strikes, rather than chances that came from open play and possession, so I'm not sure I'd say that. Yes, PSG had plenty chances to win but, as the saying goes, you have to finish them and it's not just about luck, certainly not in this case. You expect PSG to create more chances anyway, simply because they have better players (want to play the combined XI game?) - GMWe've heard this kind of thing from Luis Enrique before. He said very similar things when his Spain team were eliminated from the 2022 World Cup by Morocco in the round of 16. He's a coach committed to prioritizing process over outcome, believing if you do things the right way -- his way -- results will follow. Yes, he's right, PSG were better than Dortmund. And yes, they were unlucky. But they also weren't good enough when it came to converting chances. Hitting the woodwork six times over two legs isn't luck, it's a pattern. - AKThe best team doesn't always win in sport, which is the beauty of it. Big games are often won on details and how efficient you are in both boxes. So I don't go for the bad luck theory. If you don't take your chances like PSG and gift the opposition a goal (a terrible backpass fromMarquinhos, poor marking from Lucas Beraldo and Gianluigi Donnarumma was at fault in goal too), you don't deserve to qualify anyway. Paris were not at their best in either leg; they lack intensity, creativity and composure. Yet, they had enough chances to win which will be a source of regret for the players and fans. - JL ,Las semifinales de la Liga de Campeones 2023-24 concluyeron con Borussia Dortmund venciendo a Paris Saint-Germain y Real Madrid sorprendiendo a Bayern Munich.

Las semifinales de la Liga de Campeones 2023-24 concluyeron con Borussia Dortmund venciendo a Paris Saint-Germain y Real Madrid sorprendiendo a Bayern Munich.

Baloncesto

mayo 9, 2024

Anunoby descartado para resto del Juego 2 vs. Pacers.

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. OG Anunoby, alero de los Toronto Raptors, promedió 17.1 puntos, 5.5 rebotes, 2.6 asistencias, 1.5 robos y 2.4 triples por partido en la temporada pasada. Anunoby tuvo una temporada marcada por lesiones, jugando solo 48 partidos. A pesar de las lesiones, Anunoby es considerado uno de los pilares de los Raptors y su habilidad para contribuir en ambos lados de la cancha lo hace valioso en el mundo del Fantasy.,Anunoby destacó con Toronto Raptors con promedio de 17.1 puntos, 5.5 rebotes, 2.6 asistencias, 1.5 robos y 2.4 triples por partido en temporada. Lesiones no frenaron su impacto.

Anunoby destacó con Toronto Raptors con promedio de 17.1 puntos, 5.5 rebotes, 2.6 asistencias, 1.5 robos y 2.4 triples por partido en temporada. Lesiones no frenaron su impacto.

Baloncesto

mayo 9, 2024

Anunoby se retira cojeando durante el Juego 2.

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. OG Anunoby, jugador de los Raptors de Toronto, ha mejorado gradualmente en cada una de sus cuatro temporadas en la NBA. Anunoby promedió 17.1 puntos, 5.5 rebotes, 2.6 asistencias, 1.5 robos y 2.4 triples por partido durante la temporada pasada. Aunque Anunoby disparó un porcentaje bajo de campo y de triples, su capacidad para contribuir en ambos lados de la cancha lo convierte en un jugador valioso en el fantasy basketball.,OG Anunoby, de los Raptors de Toronto, se destaca en la NBA con estadísticas sólidas y su impacto en defensa lo hace valioso en fantasy basketball.

OG Anunoby, de los Raptors de Toronto, se destaca en la NBA con estadísticas sólidas y su impacto en defensa lo hace valioso en fantasy basketball.

Baloncesto

mayo 9, 2024

Brunson regresa para el segundo tiempo del juego.

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. El porcentaje efectivo de tiros de campo fue del 54.3% La tasa de intentos de triples fue del 31.9% Se promediaron 44.0 puntos de fantasía por partido y 1.2 puntos de fantasía por minuto En noticias relacionadas a estadísticas de baloncesto, los siguientes datos se han reportado: un porcentaje efectivo de tiros de campo del 54.3%, una tasa de intentos de triples del 31.9%, un promedio de 44.0 puntos de fantasía por partido y 1.2 puntos de fantasía por minuto.,En noticias de baloncesto: 54.3% tiros efectivos, 31.9% triples intentados, 44.0 puntos fantasía por partido, 1.2 puntos fantasía por minuto.

En noticias de baloncesto: 54.3% tiros efectivos, 31.9% triples intentados, 44.0 puntos fantasía por partido, 1.2 puntos fantasía por minuto.

Fútbol

mayo 9, 2024

Clubes persiguen a Vítor Roque del Barcelona

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. The summer transfer window won't reopen in Europe for a while yet, but there are plenty of moves in the works and gossip is swirling around. Transfer Talk brings you all the latest buzz on rumours, comings, goings and, of course, done deals!TOP STORY: Multiple clubs circling unhappy RoqueMultiple clubs are keeping close tabs on the situation Barcelona forward Vitor Roque, according to AS.Three Premier League clubs are reported to be keen on him, with Manchester United, Chelsea, and Tottenham Hotspur all linked, while there is also interest in Serie A from Napoli.Roque, 19, joined Barça for an initial €31 million from Athletico Paranaense in January but has made just two league starts since and, while the Blaugrana would prefer to send him out on loan to gain more experience, the Brazil youth international's representatives have put pressure on the club to clarify his future."Vitor Roque should have more minutes and no one understands why he's not getting them," Roque's agent Andre Cury said last week."[Barça coach] Xavi [Hernández] has never spoken with the player and I don't understand the situation. It's not good for anyone."In the 300 minutes he has played, he has scored two goals, which is possibly the best rate in the team. Xavi has given chances to Fermín [López], Pau Cubarsí and Lamine Yamal, but not to Vitor Roque. I can't explain it."A meeting is set to be held "in the coming weeks" amid hopes of finding a resolution with Barcelona sporting director Deco, who played a key role in bringing Roque to the club.- Stream on ESPN+: LaLiga, Bundesliga, more (U.S.)- Chelsea are prioritising a move for Napoli striker Victor Osimhen when the transfer market opens, says Calciomercato's Daniele Longo. The Blues are reported to be open to including forward Romelu Lukaku, 30, as part of any deal, with the Belgium international set to return to Stamford Bridge from his loan spell at AS Roma at the end of the season. Osimhen, 25, has also been linked with Paris Saint-Germain.- Arsenal are set to finalise an agreement to sign goalkeeper David Raya permanently, according to Football Insider. The 28-year-old has impressed this season at the Emirates Stadium while on loan from Brentford, and it looks as though the Gunners will make him their long-term starter between the posts. Aaron Ramsdale, 25, is reportedly expected to leave, with Chelsea and Newcastle United jostling for his signature.- An offer between €50m and €60million will be required to persuade Eintracht Frankfurt to part ways with defender Willian Pacho, according to Sky Sports Deutschland's Florian Plettenberg. The 22-year-old is believed to be on the radar of Liverpool, though no official contact has taken place between both clubs. Pacho has made 31 Bundesliga appearances this season.- Perth Glory defender Johnny Koutroumbis will join Motherwell on a free transfer, according to the Daily Record. The Steelmen have been searching for reinforcements at right-back and former Australia under-23 international Koutroumbis appears most likely to brought in by manager Stuart Kettlewell.- A battle between Manchester United and Atletico Madrid is underway for Juventus centre-back Bremer, writes Calciomercato. Both clubs are said to have scouted him in recent weeks, but the Bianconeri are looking for a fee of €70m if they are to offload him, with the club preferring to keep the Brazil international in manager Massimiliano Allegri's squad.- Al Hilal are willing to listen to offers for left-back Renan Lodi in the summer, says Rudy Galetti. Despite being contracted at the club until 2027, the latest indicates that the 26-year-old's stay in Saudi Arabia could be cut short after joining them in January. He was previously linked with Nottingham Forest after a loan spell at the City Ground last season. ,Vitor Roque, delantero del Barcelona, atrae interés de clubes de la Premier League y Serie A. Agentes presionan al club para aclarar su futuro. Una reunión con el director deportivo se espera.

Vitor Roque, delantero del Barcelona, atrae interés de clubes de la Premier League y Serie A. Agentes presionan al club para aclarar su futuro. Una reunión con el director deportivo se espera.

Baloncesto

mayo 9, 2024

Lesión en el pie pone en duda regreso de Brunson

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. La efectividad en los tiros de campo alcanzó el 54,3%, mientras que la tasa de intentos de triples fue del 31,9%. El promedio de puntos fantásticos por partido fue de 44,0, con una media de 1,2 puntos fantásticos por minuto. En los datos mencionados, se destaca el rendimiento de un jugador en términos de eficacia en los tiros de campo y en el aprovechamiento de los intentos de triples. Además, se menciona la cantidad de puntos fantásticos que este jugador ha registrado por partido y por minuto de juego. No se menciona ninguna información adicional respecto a los eventos o las circunstancias específicas en las que se obtuvieron estos números.,Alcanzó 54,3% en tiros de campo y 31,9% en triples. Promedio: 44,0 puntos por partido, 1,2 puntos por minuto.

Alcanzó 54,3% en tiros de campo y 31,9% en triples. Promedio: 44,0 puntos por partido, 1,2 puntos por minuto.

Baloncesto

mayo 9, 2024

Brunson se quedó en el vestuario tras el primer cuarto.

Eficiencia destacada en tiros de campo y triples, con altos promedios de puntos de fantasía por partido y por minuto en la temporada.

Deportes de combate

mayo 9, 2024

Conor McGregor vs. Michael Chandler en UFC 303

Official poster released for UFC 303: McGregor – Chandler: ‘Do they even try with these anymore?’

Conor McGregor regresa a UFC 303 contra Michael Chandler después de 3 años de inactividad por fractura en la pierna. Chandler amenaza con retirarlo del deporte.

Fútbol

mayo 8, 2024

Real Madrid vence al Bayern y avanza a la final

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. MADRID -- Before this Champions League semifinal second leg, coach Thomas Tuchel said his Bayern Munich players needed to "connect with their inner child" at the Santiago Bernabeu, remembering childhood dreams of playing in games like this.On Wednesday, Real Madrid showed why in this competition, they are the grown-ups. This comeback win, beating Bayern 2-1 on the night and 4-3 on aggregate to go through to the final at Wembley on June 1, made it six Champions League final appearances in 11 seasons.- Stream on ESPN+: LaLiga, Bundesliga, more (U.S.)Champions League success for Madrid, often in the unlikeliest of circumstances, has become routine.No club -- not even Bayern -- can match the history and pedigree of Madrid's 14 European Cups. No coach -- not even Tuchel, who won this competition with Chelsea and lost a final with Paris Saint-Germain -- can match Carlo Ancelotti's six Champions League finals as a manager.And no team can get anywhere near this Real Madrid for producing the impossible when it matters most. There were echoes here of 2022 and the logic-defying knockout stage run which saw them produce back-to-back home comebacks to eliminate PSG, Chelsea and Manchester City, having been second best each time.So when Alphonso Davies' 68th-minute strike put Bayern 1-0 up on the night and 3-2 ahead on aggregate, Madrid didn't fold. They've been here before. With a packed Bernabeu -- noisier and more imposing than ever since its rebuild -- roaring them on, they went for Bayern.When substitute Joselu, who's enjoying a glorious late career renaissance at 34, made it 1-1 in the 88th minute it wasn't even a surprise. Of course Madrid would find a way. They always do. Three minutes later, Joselu had another. This time the home fans' joy was momentarily delayed by an offside flag, soon corrected by VAR.Joselu is a lifelong Madridista. Last time Madrid played a Champions League final, in Paris in 2022, he attended as a fan as they beat Liverpool 1-0. Now he's scored the goals which put Madrid back in another final. When the final whistle went, after 14 nervous minutes of added time, his teammates embraced him one by one, the crowd chanting his name.Forwards Vinícius Júnior, Rodrygo and Jude Bellingham had scored the goals which had got Madrid to this point -- with 14 between them in the Champions League this season -- but Joselu's contribution on Wednesday might be the defining image of their European campaign. A night after Kylian Mbappé had failed to impress on the big stage, the man he might replace in the Madrid squad next season couldn't have done any better.Before that late drama, this had been an edgy night. A tight, goalless first half saw the best chance go Madrid's way, Manuel Neuer tipping Vinicius' shot onto the post before saving from Rodrygo.Madrid dominated, playing 83 passes in the attacking third compared to Bayern's 17. The visitors' attacking focal point, Harry Kane, was restricted to just 14 first half touches, the fewest of any player. He completed just one pass and had one -- dangerous -- shot.The second half was more open from the start. Davies and Kane both went close, and so did Rodrygo and Vinicius at the other end, before Davies' opener. A player linked with a move to Madrid all season, out of form and out of the Bayern team, now looked like being the night's unexpected hero.Ancelotti's response was to quickly change the team. Luka Modric and Eduardo Camavinga came on in midfield, and Joselu and Brahim Díaz joined them in attack.Joselu's winning goal showed just how committed Madrid were to throwing everything forward, how much they believed in their chances of pulling off another comeback. One centre-back, Nacho, found another, Antonio Rüdiger, inside the Bayern box. Rudiger then crossed for Joselu to finish. There was no offside from either pass. Madrid were into the final, and another opportunity to add to their unmatched record in this competition. ,El Real Madrid vence a Bayern Múnich en la Liga de Campeones para avanzar a la final. Joselu, el héroe inesperado. Madrid muestra una vez más su grandeza europea.

El Real Madrid vence a Bayern Múnich en la Liga de Campeones para avanzar a la final. Joselu, el héroe inesperado. Madrid muestra una vez más su grandeza europea.

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