Manchester City has advanced to the semi-finals of the Champions League after a hard-fought draw against Bayern Munich on Wednesday. (Manchester City FC) The victory was secured with an aggregate score of 4-1 over the German champions, who were hoping for a comeback in the second leg. (The Athletic)
The match started off with a quick pace, but it was Bayern who took the lead first, with a goal by Joshua Kimmich in the 19th minute. (The Guardian) However, City quickly responded with a goal of their own, scored by Phil Foden in the 30th minute. (AS USA)
Bayern, playing at home, had a few chances to get back in the game, but City’s defense held strong. (CBS Sports) Bayern’s striker, Erling Haaland, had a chance to bring his team closer with a penalty kick, but he missed, hitting the crossbar in the 52nd minute. (Sky Sports) Haaland did score later on in the game, with a goal in the 75th minute, but it was not enough to make up the deficit. (The Independent)
City’s performance was praised, with players like Jack Grealish and the rest of the team showing they belonged on the big stage. (The Telegraph) The victory means that City will face Real Madrid in the semi-finals, a tough opponent as the reigning champions. (BBC)
Overall, the match was a closely-fought battle, with both teams giving it their all. (Premier League News, Video, Scores) In the end, it was City who emerged victorious, securing their place among the top teams in Europe. (Daily Mail)
