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ByPhil Dawkes BBC Sport. 25 April 2012 Football. Bayern Munich will face Chelsea in the Champions League final after beating Real Madrid in a penalty shoot-out following an engrossing semi-final Theother attention-grabbing contest will be Bayern Munich against Real Madrid. Bayern is coached by former Real manager Carlo Ancelotti, who delivered the Spanish club’s 10th Champions League Watchthe 2013-2014 Bayern München vs. Real Madrid Champions League Semi-final, 2nd leg full match held at Allianz Arena (München) on Footballia CristianoRonaldo ended a seven-month Champions League goal drought as holders Real Madrid came from behind to beat 10-man Bayern Munich in the first leg of their quarter mickle (Real Madrid) Dim 21 juillet 2019 à 03:05. Benzema c’est Deconne tout les rates. Nalurilolz. Dim 21 juillet 2019 à 03:04. En attendant que Kubo rentre et que Benzema sorte pour faire rentrer Jovic. abdelmalik71. Dim 21 juillet 2019 à 02:59. Kubo il aurais pas du rejoindre le Real, il va pas joué 1 minute sauf dans l'équipe B. Bon Site De Rencontre Pour Jeune. Game LeadersHead coach StartersHead coach Starters Apr 24, 2018Dermot CorriganMadrid correspondent Real Madrid against Bayern Munich is the most played match in UEFA competition history and, possibly, the most heated cross-border rivalry in all of European clubs representing the north and south of the continent, and with a lot in common, have faced off 24 times over the last four decades. But the "European Clasico" has had almost as much controversy and bad feeling as its La Liga decisions in particular have sparked debate over the years, with Bayern currently feeling the aggrieved party following a number of decisions as Madrid won through 6-4 on aggregate in last season's whether Cristiano Ronaldo was offside or not when scoring in the second leg is pretty minor by the standards of this fixture, as shown by a look back at five of their most infamous past "El loco del Bernabeu"Bayern's first ever visit to the Bernabeu came in the 1975-76 European Cup semifinals, with the Bundesliga team heading for their third successive went 1-0 up early after ex-Bayern midfielder Gunter Netzer sent Roberto Martinez through on goal, but the visitors took advantage of Madrid's players claiming a corner to sweep upfield and equalise through Gerd Muller. The anger inside the ground grew early in the second half when Martinez left the field with a facial injury suffered in an accidental clash with Germany international goalkeeper Sepp Madrid pressed for a winner, referee Erich Linemayr waved away late loud penalty appeals. On the final whistle a fan leaped from stands, and raced across the pitch to punch the Austrian official in the face, despite Uli Hoeness' attempts to intervene. Although a photographer captured the moment, stewards and police somehow managed to let the invader escape back into the crowd. El 31 de marzo del 76, en un partido de semifinales de la Copa de Europa entre el Bayern y el Real Madrid, en un ambiente muy caldeado un aficionado saltó al césped y alcanzó al árbitro austriaco Linemayr con un directo al rostro, pasó a la historia como 'El Loco del Bernabéu'. - AS Historia AS_Historia April 19, 2018UEFA punished the Bernabeu's lax security with a stadium closure for two seasons, later dropped to one year on appeal. Two decades later AS finally tracked down "El Loco del Bernabeu," [The crazy of the Bernabeu] who explained that he had been attending the game with his heavily pregnant wife high in the stands, and grown so incensed by Linemayr's decisions that he had excused himself to use the stadium toilets, but instead worked his way down to pitch level. While insisting on remaining anonymous, he claimed to now be sincerely sorry for his won the return leg 2-0, thanks to two Muller goals, and then beat Saint-Etienne in the Bayern 9-1 Real MadridIt seemed like a good idea at the time for Madrid to go to Munich for a preseason friendly in early August 1980, even though the La Liga season started much later than the Bundesliga that 45 minutes into the game, the decision to take the cash on offer looked less smart, as a match-fit Bayern were 7-0 ahead of a Madrid side still mentally and physically on the beach, with Hoeness having grabbed a hat trick and Karl Heinz Rummenigge a double. The Germans eased off in the second half for a 9-1 final only an exhibition game, it is still remembered as one of Madrid's biggest ever humiliations, and for then-Blancos coach Vujadin Boskov's attempt to relieve the tension afterwards."I'd prefer to lose one game by nine goals, than nine games by one goal," was a joke which is marginally funnier when delivered in Serbian-accented Juanito stamps on Matthaus' headThe most serious incident between the teams, and among the worst on-pitch violence in all of UEFA competition history, came in a 1987 European Cup semifinal first leg at Bayern's began badly, and found themselves 3-0 down inside 37 minutes - with the second goal a penalty converted by Matthaus after a debatable decision by Scottish referee Bob were being humiliated, and a reaction came after Matthaus fouled Chendo. When the right-back jumped to his feet, eager for a confrontation, Matthaus exaggerated the contact and fell to the ground. Enter Juanito, who brushed past Valentine to first stamp on Matthaus' torso, then push the referee away so he could slam the same boot down hard on his prone opponent's the German recovered sufficiently to later convert a penalty as Bayern won 4-1 on the night, Juanito's stamp earned him a record five-year ban from UEFA. Madrid regained some pride by winning the return 1-0, although objects thrown from the stands saw the Bernabeu ordered closed again for their first two games the following soon left Madrid but remains a much loved figure around the Bernabeu, remembered in each game since his death in a car crash in 1992 aged just Iker vs. OgroAfter an 11 year gap, Bayern and Madrid played four times in four months during the 1999-2000 season. The Germans eased to a 4-2 win in late February's second group stage game at the Bernabeu, and teenage goalkeeper Iker Casillas was again left badly exposed in a 4-1 in the reverse in Munich."It's a bit risky to play an 18-year-old keeper," sniffed Bayern keeper Oliver Kahn, but the story was not over yet. Both teams progressed to the semifinals, where Nicolas Anelka scored early in the first leg as Madrid won 2-0. Kahn rushed from his goal to get involved in some late squabbles, and was greeted with more missiles from Madrid's Ultras on his return to his line. Anelka, 21, scored again in the second leg - another reminder for the Bayern keeper to respect his teams met in both following seasons - they were clearly the two best teams in Europe, and shared the trophy between them. Kahn got an interesting welcome on each visit to the Bernabeu and is still remembered as "El Ogro" around the Madrid's penalty woesThe wait for Madrid's "Decima" European Cup had stretched to 10 years when the teams met at the semifinal stage in 2012 and confidence surged as two Cristiano Ronaldo goals put Madrid 3-2 up on aggregate within the opening 14 minutes. Jose Mourinho's side then sat back and, with a young Toni Kroos impressing in midfield for Bayern, Arjen Robben's penalty evened things up before the half-hour was tight and tense from then on, went to penalties. Manuel Neuer saved from Ronaldo and Kaka; Iker Casillas stopped efforts from Kroos and Phillip Lahm. The tension was too much for Sergio Ramos, who blazed his effort high over the crossbar, but not for Bastian Schweinsteiger, who calmly rolled in the miss became the butt of thousands of internet memes, with even Neuer joining in the fun by joking "I didn't know he liked to hit his penalties so high."The Spain international then got his own back with a social media poke at Neuer when Chelsea beat Bayern on spot-kicks in that year's final. But the memories have never really gone away. Il n’y a pas que le FC Barcelone qui a subi la loi de la redoutable armada du Bayern Munich 2-8. Le Real Madrid a également pâti du rouleau compresseur bavarois 1-9 lors de l’exercice 1980/1981 !Il y a des revers dont on se souviendra très longtemps, et celui essuyé cette semaine à Lisbonne contre le Bayern 2-8 en fait incontestablement partie pour le FC Barcelone. L’écurie catalane et tous ses supporters ne risquent pas de digérer de sitôt cette leçon d’allemand en terre lusitanienne. La correction vécue les pourchassera très longtemps, tant à cause de son côté historique, que de la façon dont elle s’est déroulée et aussi la fin d’un cycle qu’elle symbolise.→ A LIRE AUSSI FC Barcelone vs Bayern Munich 1-1 Muller ouvre le score, Alaba marque contre son camp vidéos Touchés dans leur orgueil après cette déroute historique, les médias catalans ont tenu ce samedi à rappeler aux supporters rivaux madrilènes qui se réjouissent de cette cinglante défaite, le revers mémorable essuyé par le Real Madrid face au même Bayern Munich 9-1 en match amical lors de la saison 1980/1981. Aussi surprenant que cela puisse paraitre, le grand rival madrilène a également gouté au rouleau compresseur bavarois. Match amical, 8 août 1980, FC Bayern Munich-Real Madrid 9-1 C’était le 5 août 1980 au Stade Olympique de Munich lors d’un match d’exhibition de la pré-saison 1980/1981. Champion d’Espagne en titre, le Real Madrid des illustres Camacho, Vicente Del Bosque, Laurie Cunningham et Juanito affrontait le Bayern Munich des légendaires Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, Dieter Hoeness et Paul Breitner.→ A LIRE AUSSI Barça vs Bayern Les compositions officielles, Quique Setien fait un choix fort avec Griezmann Alors que les observateurs s’attendaient à une confrontation équilibrée entre les champions d’Espagne et les champions d’Allemagne en titre, les Rekordmeister» ont surpris leur monde en infligeant un cinglant 9-1 au Real Madrid 7-0 à la mi-temps. A leur décharge, la formation madrilène venait alors à peine de reprendre les entrainements en vue de la pre-saison alors que l’écurie munichoise était beaucoup plus en avance dans sa préparation estivale. N’empêche que les Merengue ont subi l’une des humiliations les plus cinglantes de leur histoire, nonobstant le contexte amical de la rencontre.→ A LIRE AUSSI Ligue des Champions Manchester City élimine le Real Madrid Hoeness et Rummenigge, les bourreaux du Real Madrid Dès les premières minutes de jeu, et devant une assistance emballée par les prouesses de leurs protégés, l’équipe du regretté coach hongrois Pál Csernai a mis en route la machine et a débordé les ’Merengue’ de toutes parts. En 45 minutes chrono, les Bavarois trouaient par sept fois le but de García Remón, abandonné par ses défenseurs. Un triplé de Dieter Hoeness 6e, 12e, 45e, Paul Breitner 28e, Kurt Niedermayer 26e, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge 28e et Wolfgang Kraus 38e enfonçaient ainsi le Real Madrid avant la pause ! 7-0 ! Au retour des vestiaires, les Madrilènes ont bien tenté de prendre le taureau par les cornes en trouvant le chemin des filets grâce à l’illustre international anglais Laurie Cunningham 81e, 7-1 mais n’ont pas vraiment réussi à déstabiliser les Champions d’Allemagne. Le Bayern n’a pas levé le pied. Bien au contraire, le mythique Rummenigge a ainsi pu alimenter ses statistiques 83e et le jeune attaquant finlandais Pasi Rautiainen s’est lui chargé de marquer un 9e buts 89e pour l’humiliation suprême du Real Madrid. Score final 9-1 ! Interrogé sur cette surprenante déconvenue de ses protégés, Vujadin Boskov, le charismatique coach yougoslave du Real Madrid à l’époque, a fourni une explication idoine en pareil cas Je préfère perdre une fois de neuf buts que neuf fois d’un !»Pas sûr que les chauvins supporters madrilènes l’ont entendu de cette oreille… Imma Mentruit 16/08/2020 0843 CESTActualizado a 16/08/2020 0851 CEST Hace 40 años se cumplieron el pasado 5 de agosto el Bayern, que el viernes dejó fuera de la Champions al Barcelona con un humillante 2-8 en Lisboa, también le endosó un marcador histórico al Real Madrid, aunque se trataba de un amistoso y no de un partido oficial. El equipo alemán derrotó por 9-1 al Real Madrid en el Olímpico de Múnich en el encuentro en que Vujadin Boskov, entrenador del equipo blanco, acuñó una de sus más célebres frases “Prefiero perder un partido por nueve goles que nueve partidos por un gol”. El Real Madrid, que había ganado Liga y Copa en 1979-80, llevaba 8 días de pretemporada cuando acudió a jugar aquel encuentro ante un Bayern que 10 después iba a iniciar la Bundesliga, de la que se proclamó campeón. Los de Boskov cerraron aquel curso en blanco, segundos en la Liga tras la Real Sociedad y subcampeones de Europa tras perder la final contra el Liverpool. La primera parte de aquel amistoso del Real Madrid en el Olímpico de Múnich acabó ya 7-0 en aquel encuentro en que el Bayern humilló al Real Madrid con hat trick’ de Dieter Hoeness hermano de Uli Hoeness, doblete de Karl-Heinz Rummenigge y sendos tantos de Paul Breitner, Kurt Niedermayer, Wolfgang Kraus y Pasi Rautiainen. Laurie Cunningham marcó, de penalti, el único gol del Real Madrid que jugó aquel encuentro sin Vicente del Bosque ni Juanito aquel día, en el minuto 81. a nueve minutos para el final de aquel partido de pesadilla para el portero blanco, Mariano García Remón, y para todo el Madrid. “Los alemanes parecían aviones”, manifestó Antonio García Navajas. En aquella temporada 1980-81 el Real Madrid, aquel Madrid de los Garcías, llegó a la final de la Copa de Europa, pero la perdió contra el Liverpool por 1-0 en un año amargo para el conjunto blanco. Te puede interesar ¡¡¡Ridículo histórico del Barça en la Champions 2-8!!! El Lyon vuelve a dar la campanada y elimina al City Bayern Munich beat Real Madrid 3-1 in an entertaining International Champions Cup match in Houston on sides gave debuts to high-profile acquisitions in a game that featured appearances from 41 different players. Real, who started with a full-strength side that included a debut for former Chelsea attacking midfielder Eden Hazard, went 1-0 down after just a quarter of an Alaba cut the ball back from the left and although Corentin Tolisso's first shot was cleared off the line, he hammered the rebound into the roof of the net to put the Germans 1-0 though, had the better of the first half, with only Manuel Neuer's presence and Karim Benzema's profligacy preventing them from equalising in a relaxed but end-to-end match. Bayern made five changes at the start of the second half and Real made 11, with Ferland Mendy and Rodrygo for Real and defenders Lucas Hernandez and Benjamin Pavard for Bayern among the big-name off-season arrivals making their debuts. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Zinedine Zidane says that Gareth Bale remains a Real player and that he still has full respect for the Wales winger Real's young and speedy forwards started the second period on top, but instead it was two of Bayern's substitutes who helped seal the result. First Robert Lewandowski held off his marker to turn midway through the second half and fire a low shot home from 12 meters out and then Serge Gnabry took advantage of sloppy defending to score from a similar position two minutes got a consolation goal from a free-kick with six minutes to go after the most controversial moment of the Brazilian teenager went down as he ran through on goal and the referee showed Bayern's substitute goalkeeper Sven Ulreich a red card, even though replays showed there was no contact.

bayern munich vs real madrid 9 1