16.04.2026 00:41
In the Champions League quarter-finals, Bayern Munich secured their place in the semi-finals by defeating Real Madrid 4-3 in the second leg, after winning 2-1 away in the first match. Our national footballer Arda Güler finished the match with 2 goals. After the match, Arda Güler received a red card for his reaction to referee Slavko Vincic.
Bayern Munich faced Real Madrid in the UEFA Champions League quarter-final second leg match. Bayern Munich won the match played at the Allianz Arena 4-3. Having also won the first leg 2-1, Bayern Munich secured a 6-4 aggregate victory over their opponent and booked their place in the semi-finals.
A SPECTACULAR GOAL FROM ARDA GÜLER
Real Madrid, who started the match quickly, took the lead in the 37th second with a fantastic long-range goal from Arda Güler. Bayern Munich equalized the score in the 6th minute with Aleksandar Pavlovic.
THIS TIME, A FREE-KICK GOAL FROM ARDA GÜLER
Our national star Arda Güler took the stage once again in the 29th minute. Taking the free kick, Arda Güler scored his and his team's second goal with another magnificent shot.
GOALS IN QUICK SUCCESSION AT THE END OF THE FIRST HALF
Bayern Munich's response was not delayed. The German giant equalized the score again in the 38th minute with Harry Kane. Real Madrid managed to take the lead for the third time in the 42nd minute with a goal from French star Kylian Mbappé.
REAL MADRID COLLAPSED IN THE FINAL MOMENTS
Just as the match was slowly heading towards extra time, Eduardo Camavinga, wearing the Real Madrid jersey, left his team with 10 men after receiving a red card in the 86th minute. Following the red card, Bayern Munich increased their pressure and won the match by making the score 4-3 with goals from Luis Diaz in the 89th minute and Michael Olise in the 90+4th minute.
RED CARD FOR ARDA AT THE END OF THE MATCH
Arda Güler, who was substituted in the 90+1st minute of the match, received a red card after the match due to his reaction to referee Slavko Vincic.
ARDA GÜLER MADE HISTORY
Arda Güler scored Real Madrid's earliest goal in Champions League history with his goal in the 37th second. The young star's goal was also recorded as the earliest goal conceded by Bayern Munich in Champions League history.
THE SEMI-FINAL OPPONENT IS PSG
With this result, Bayern Munich, managed by Vincent Kompany, were paired with Paris Saint-Germain, coached by Luis Enrique, in the semi-final.