bro that last play was an obvious rookie ref mistake. Bayern should've equalized that so wether Madrid deserve or not to go through like u say, that should still count as a goal. (ps: ur clearly not a true bayern fan)
@@JustChillin740bayern got a lot of extra time because Real celebrated the two late goals for 4 minutes plus VAR at one goal and "injured Madrid player"
@@geraleco It shouldn't. It was unfair, but the play was stopped by the ref at an earlier point. At that point, Madrid obviously doesn't defend with the same intensity. Lunin doesn't attempt to stop the shot either. Could it have ended in goal? Yes. Would it have played out differently hadn't the ref blown the whistle? Probably, including the non trivial chance of the play not ending with Bayern's goal. It is certainly unfair, but there was no "goal".
I think Jupp Heynckes should get more recognition for what he has done for Real. He won the CL for Real for the first time in 32 years in 1998. That's as long a drought as Red Star Belgrade currently have in the CL. 32 years without a CL title for Real is unthinkable these days. But Heynckes won Real's 7th CL title after 32 years of waiting. In those 32 years before Heynckes arrived, Real played no part in the premier club competition. In fact, from 1966 to 1997 they only reached the CL final once, in 1981, which they lost. In the same period, one of three Dutch clubs reached the final 8 times. 5 different Italian teams reached the final 15 times in those 32 years. In addition, one Greek, one Swedish, one Belgian, one Serbian and twice a Scottish and twice a Romanian team reached the CL final during this period. As well as four different German teams 9 times in the final during this period. 6 different English teams a total of 10 times in the final in that time. 2 Portuguese teams 3 times in the final in that time. 3 times Barca and 1 time Atletico in the final. 2 French teams 3 finals in the time. In 1998, Heynckes brought Real out of obscurity after 32 years in the most important competition. He also won Bayern's first treble and holds the Bundesliga points record ahead of Guardiola and Xabi.
Between 1966/67 and 97/98 (when Heynckes put Real back on the European throne) Madrid won no single CL Titel but Celtic (1x) United (1x) AC Milan (4x) Inter (2x) Feyernoord (1x) Ajax (4x) Bayern (3x) Liverpool (4x) Nottingham Forest (2x) Aston Villa (1x) Hamburger SV (1x) Juve (2x) Steaua Bukarest (1x) Porto (1x) Eindhoven (1x) Red Star Belgrad (1x) Barca (1) Marseille (1) Borussia Dortmund (1) won all titles before Real Madrid one the first CL title since 32 years thanks to Heynckes
Wow you put this vid together fast, great work Luke, well edited. No need for the linesman to raise the flag with var and even less reason for the ref to blow the whistle, dodgy call. Should definitely do more of these instant match reactions. Hope you take the fact you instinctively said "innit" earlier to bed with you lol luv ya
@@lukessportsacademy mazraoui wasn't offside, because of Rüdigers foot, that was the point. Müller got the ball after that. Also if de Ligt would have been offside it doesn't matter because he was inactive at first and when he was active he was clearly onside. In times of VAR they don't raised the flag even when the striker is offside and in the last minute of CL semi Bayern-Real they made an call which I last saw in 2017/2018 when VAR doesn't exist
@@lukessportsacademy Of the last 25 finals (CL, EL, Euros, WC), the Spanish team won the trophy in all 25/25 cases. Incredible statistics. (4 times it was an all-Spanish final)
The reason for not being able to review VAR after whistle is "VAR was implemented to help referee before making decision". Referee blowed the whistle instantly as his linesman raised the flag, so according to the rules, ref made a decision so VAR don't have to review anything. If ref would allow game to progress for few seconds, VAR would be able to intervene. Interesting thing is after the game said linesman walked over to De Ligt and apologized for making too quick decision, not bad decision, but too quick.
@@EvieWillNotDie I'm not saying it wasn't bad decision, all I'm saying is, main ref trusts his assistants and it was assistant who raised the flag. He also admited to a player after the match that, he reacted too hastely. It caused main ref to make an error. So in my opinion linesman error caused ref error. That's all i'm saying but it doesnt matter to be honest, game ended how it ended. Both teams had their chances. Only thing we can do is to hope that refs learn from this mistake.
@@EvieWillNotDie exactly, since VAR came, is common sense refs and assistants shouldn't blown the whistle and raise the flag for an offside so close, let the play go on and VAR will check.
It IS a bad decision when you think about the Real Madrid goal that was revised by the VAR… in a similar way the Bayern play SHOULD have been allowed to continue. It is a BAD decision to blow the whistle that quick knowing that the play can end up being a goal and you’re not letting the VAR to revise. It’s a HORRIBLE decision by the referee that ended up affecting the result of the game. Ugh! The refs make a lot of mistakes like these when Real Madrid is playing, just saying… 👀
It´s weird that nobody is speaking about that miss. And yeah, it´s hard to see winner mentality in Kane. He a great footballer, but his personality seems grey and average, not particularly ballsy.
@@Kivikesku see one player cannot do everything in one match you are may be right but still I will say misses are common in every player life it is about how a team plays in a match and how a coach makes a strategy for a match.
Leverkusen is the most clutch team this season. But spanish teams in finals are the definition of clutch in this century. Of the last 25 finals (CL, EL, Euros, WC), the Spanish team has won the trophy in all 25/25 cases. Incredible statistic (4 times it was an all-Spanish final)
As a Schalke supporter, I approve. For many years, Bayern has profitted from questionable referee decisions. Good to see the chickens come home to Roost at last. Sadly, my club is in no position right now to take revenge for robbing us in May 2001. Until that day comes, I'll applaud anyone who takes those smug smiles off Bayerns faces, even if they are black and yellow: Come on, Dortmund, ice that cake and bring the Cup home to the Ruhr! The beating heart of German Football has been starved of titles long enough.
Bro the only one to blame 2001 was your keeper Schober. Had he shot the ball in the stands you would have been champion 2001 until now and not only for 4 minutes
Luka Modric and Gareth Bale are the people who escaped Spurs curse. But somehow the Spurs curse keep latching on Kane's back like a parasite and it seems infectious in Bayern environment
I assume the assistant ref got into pre-VAR mode. In those days the assistant ref had to do an instant decision, offside or not. Now, when using VAR, he is supposed to wait with his decision and let the attackers finish the attack. About the ref whistle... I think the assistant have a button he pushes that give a signal in the refs ear so he automatically whistles when he hears that.
In finals all spanish teams are clutch. Of the last 25 finals (CL, EL, Euros, WC), the Spanish team has won the trophy in all 25/25 cases. Incredible statistic (4 times it was an all-Spanish final)
The low pressing Bayern did for so much of the game should've kept Kane in the game for longer but subbing in an inferior player who can work hard for another 40 minutes is not a bad decision. Kane is one of the reasons Bayern does not run a high press to begin with.
Kane was injured like all 4 bayern starters in the attack. Gnabry is out for the euros. Sane and Musiala played like months with painkillers and Kane couldn't run anymore because his back was closing up and hurting
@@JayKay-sz8jt vini unable to score. Ex Bundesliga player Joselu (Hannover, Hoffenheim) scored at least the two deciding goals. Funny that two ex Hannover player (Füllkrug and Joselu) shot their teams in the CL final haha. Bundesliga so underrated. Bundesliga best league this season
Not sure why you were so convinced that De Ligt wasn't offside?? He likely was offside and VAR would have ruled him off, he looked marginally off even on the still image. Another thing is that the Real Madrid players around the ball and Lunin stopped playing after the whistle. Yes the linesman should have let the play go on and then raise his flag so he did make a mistake there but again it doesn't mean that De Ligt wasn't offside and perhaps more importantly it doesn't mean that Bayern score if the ref didn't whistle. What would have been a crazy robbery is if the goal somehow stood, when the Real players stopped playing after the whistle. That would have been the robbery.
Bro de Ligt doesn't matter. He was inactive at first. Mazraoui was the player who was active and he was onside because of Rüdigers foot. When Müller and de ligt got active they were onside
Apart from not winning anything, Kane has had a good season. Look at the records he has broken. And that is just his first season, and a crap manager in Tuchel.
Make a videos about Leverkusen. 49 games unbeaten. New European record. They are 4 matches away to be the first invincible european treble winners (Bundesliga, Europaleague, German Cup). They scored 32 goals after the 80th minute this season and 12 after the 91th minute. Something like this happened never before. Against Rome last match they were 0-2 down till the 83th Minute and scored the 2-2 in the 97 Minute
Ancelotti is a monster as a manager, all the changes he made were crucial to the win, i hate RM, but love Ancelotti and RM players. Also KANE IS OVERRATED. Change my mind.
Kane had to be taken off. He had problems with his back and there was no way around it. There is no point playing a player that is not fitt anymore. Davies has played up front and not as a second defender on the side. So no, i have to disagree with you on that. It wasn't Bayerns misstake. In the end what failed Bayern was two problems. So let's not overblame the Ref. Bayern had their chance to decide that game and they did not take it. At first: 3 big individual mistakes caused 3 out of 4 goals Bayern conseeded. 2 in München. 1 in Madrid. They had Real mostly under control at home and where defensivly strong in Madrid. You can't just throw that away, in such a game. Müller said before the game that milimeters decide such matches. And that happend 3 little short moments of players who otherwise played well. Second: Bayern exploited Reals misstakes and the good sitiuations they created themself not well enough. Bayern HAS to score 3 goals at home. If you play like that you have to win it at that stage. Same goes for the game in Madrid. There where many chances where they missed one pass to create massive chances or to score. If you ad that up Bayern just about fell short in the deciding moments even with two great performances. Greetings from germany
Real Madrid was a much better team than Bayern, big part of the game was played on Bayern's side, that said a lot, Vini drove Munich's defense crazy. Kroos made so many perfect passes. Kane had a couple of good moments, but he didn't do much in the match. I'm not a RM fan but very well deserved
Since you haven't been watching football for that long, I don't know if you really know about Madrid's countless miracles in the Champions League in the last 10 or so years. It's absurd at this point, you should react to it
Only miracles were in the knockout stage 2022 vs Paris, Chelsea and City. And vs Atletico and Wolfsburg. But vs Wolfsburg it was just a Ronaldo show and not a miracle
What's reall absurd is that of the last 25 finals (CL, EL, Euros, WC), the Spanish team has won the trophy in all 25/25 cases. Incredible statistic (4 times it was an all-Spanish final)
@@sehu1291 It was a miracle in 2014 against Atlético, also every time they have played City they deserved to lose and have won most times nonetheless. Final in 22 vs Liverpool they played terrible and they won because Courtois had a crazy game, and scored an extremely lucky goal.
Of the last 25 finals (CL, EL, Euros, WC), the Spanish team has won the trophy in all 25/25 cases. Incredible statistic (4 times it was an all-Spanish final)
Now the entire world, with the exception of Madrid and CR7 fans, they will support Dortmund like crazy. The yellow wall will be present in this final. It is not possible that Real will prove the satanic pact with this competition...Real, chill bro... cmon, Dortmund deserve! for Reus, for the history!.
Even I as a Bayern fan support Dortmund and Leverkusen 100 percent. And I would support Dortmund even if we don't get robbed by Real. Reus and Hummels deserved it so much. Also Leverkusen. And I think Dortmunds chance is small but better than vs Bayern. Real is only really good at home. And even there they win most of the matches just with one goal. Versus Bayern, Dortmund would have again a blockage in the head. Last season was City the best team by far and even they won the final with a lot of luck vs Inter and thanks to a blind Lukaku
Of the last 25 finals (CL, EL, Euros, WC), the Spanish team won the trophy in all 25/25 cases. Incredible statistics. (4 times it was an all-Spanish final)
think Jupp Heynckes should get more recognition for what he has done for Real. He won the CL for Real for the first time in 32 years in 1998. That's as long a drought as Red Star Belgrade currently have in the CL. 32 years without a CL title for Real is unthinkable these days. But Heynckes won Real's 7th CL title after 32 years of waiting. In those 32 years before Heynckes arrived, Real played no part in the most important club competition. In fact, from 1966 to 1997 they only reached the CL final once, in 1981, which they lost.
In the same period, one of three Dutch clubs reached the final 8 times. 5 different Italian teams reached the final 15 times in those 32 years. In addition, one Greek, one Swedish, one Belgian, one Serbian and twice a Scottish and twice a Romanian team reached the CL final during this period. As well as four different German teams 9 times in the final during this period. 6 different English teams a total of 10 times in the final in that time. 2 Portuguese teams 3 times in the final in that time. 3 times Barca and 1 time Atletico in the final. 2 French teams 3 finals in the time. In 1998, Heynckes brought Real out of obscurity after 32 years in the most important competition. He also won Bayern's first treble and holds the Bundesliga points record ahead of Guardiola and Xabi. When Heynckes put Real back on the European throne.
Between 1966/67 and 97/98 (when Heynckes put Real back on the European throne) Madrid won no single CL Titel but Celtic (1x) United (1x) AC Milan (4x) Inter (2x) Feyernoord (1x) Ajax (4x) Bayern (3x) Liverpool (4x) Nottingham Forest (2x) Aston Villa (1x) Hamburger SV (1x) Juve (2x) Steaua Bukarest (1x) Porto (1x) Eindhoven (1x) Red Star Belgrad (1x) Barca (1) Marseille (1) Borussia Dortmund (1) won all titles before Real Madrid one the first CL title since 32 years thanks to Heynckes
According to post match interview, Harry Kane was changed due him complaining about having lower back pain.
I am a Bayern fan and honestly Madrid deserved to go through. It is what it is. We robbed ourselves and not the referee.
True. And Bayern got a lot of extra time. But.... Muller wasnt offside😑.
No bro, Real Madrid never gave up, that much is true…. but that last goal, the equalizer, should have counted, period.
bro that last play was an obvious rookie ref mistake. Bayern should've equalized that so wether Madrid deserve or not to go through like u say, that should still count as a goal. (ps: ur clearly not a true bayern fan)
@@JustChillin740bayern got a lot of extra time because Real celebrated the two late goals for 4 minutes plus VAR at one goal and "injured Madrid player"
@@geraleco It shouldn't. It was unfair, but the play was stopped by the ref at an earlier point. At that point, Madrid obviously doesn't defend with the same intensity. Lunin doesn't attempt to stop the shot either. Could it have ended in goal? Yes. Would it have played out differently hadn't the ref blown the whistle? Probably, including the non trivial chance of the play not ending with Bayern's goal. It is certainly unfair, but there was no "goal".
Do more of these after big games please
Yeah i enjoyed this post match commentary
Luke got a first taste of why Real madrid are 14 times UCL champions. This is what elite club mentality is! 💪🏼
I think Jupp Heynckes should get more recognition for what he has done for Real. He won the CL for Real for the first time in 32 years in 1998. That's as long a drought as Red Star Belgrade currently have in the CL. 32 years without a CL title for Real is unthinkable these days. But Heynckes won Real's 7th CL title after 32 years of waiting. In those 32 years before Heynckes arrived, Real played no part in the premier club competition. In fact, from 1966 to 1997 they only reached the CL final once, in 1981, which they lost. In the same period, one of three Dutch clubs reached the final 8 times. 5 different Italian teams reached the final 15 times in those 32 years. In addition, one Greek, one Swedish, one Belgian, one Serbian and twice a Scottish and twice a Romanian team reached the CL final during this period. As well as four different German teams 9 times in the final during this period. 6 different English teams a total of 10 times in the final in that time. 2 Portuguese teams 3 times in the final in that time. 3 times Barca and 1 time Atletico in the final. 2 French teams 3 finals in the time. In 1998, Heynckes brought Real out of obscurity after 32 years in the most important competition. He also won Bayern's first treble and holds the Bundesliga points record ahead of Guardiola and Xabi.
Between 1966/67 and 97/98 (when Heynckes put Real back on the European throne) Madrid won no single CL Titel but
Celtic (1x)
United (1x)
AC Milan (4x)
Inter (2x)
Feyernoord (1x)
Ajax (4x)
Bayern (3x)
Liverpool (4x)
Nottingham Forest (2x)
Aston Villa (1x)
Hamburger SV (1x)
Juve (2x)
Steaua Bukarest (1x)
Porto (1x)
Eindhoven (1x)
Red Star Belgrad (1x)
Barca (1)
Marseille (1)
Borussia Dortmund (1)
won all titles before Real Madrid one the first CL title since 32 years thanks to Heynckes
The ref messes up at the end, but Bayern played themselves, and that was more decisive.
Wow you put this vid together fast, great work Luke, well edited. No need for the linesman to raise the flag with var and even less reason for the ref to blow the whistle, dodgy call. Should definitely do more of these instant match reactions. Hope you take the fact you instinctively said "innit" earlier to bed with you lol luv ya
lol 😆
@@lukessportsacademy mazraoui wasn't offside, because of Rüdigers foot, that was the point. Müller got the ball after that. Also if de Ligt would have been offside it doesn't matter because he was inactive at first and when he was active he was clearly onside. In times of VAR they don't raised the flag even when the striker is offside and in the last minute of CL semi Bayern-Real they made an call which I last saw in 2017/2018 when VAR doesn't exist
@@lukessportsacademy Of the last 25 finals (CL, EL, Euros, WC), the Spanish team won the trophy in all 25/25 cases. Incredible statistics. (4 times it was an all-Spanish final)
The reason for not being able to review VAR after whistle is "VAR was implemented to help referee before making decision". Referee blowed the whistle instantly as his linesman raised the flag, so according to the rules, ref made a decision so VAR don't have to review anything. If ref would allow game to progress for few seconds, VAR would be able to intervene. Interesting thing is after the game said linesman walked over to De Ligt and apologized for making too quick decision, not bad decision, but too quick.
It's objectively a bad decision wdym? Besides, it's not the linesmans fault, it's the ref's
@@EvieWillNotDie I'm not saying it wasn't bad decision, all I'm saying is, main ref trusts his assistants and it was assistant who raised the flag. He also admited to a player after the match that, he reacted too hastely. It caused main ref to make an error.
So in my opinion linesman error caused ref error. That's all i'm saying but it doesnt matter to be honest, game ended how it ended. Both teams had their chances. Only thing we can do is to hope that refs learn from this mistake.
@@Starskrim6 it's not about trust, whistle shouldn't have been blown regardless.
@@EvieWillNotDie exactly, since VAR came, is common sense refs and assistants shouldn't blown the whistle and raise the flag for an offside so close, let the play go on and VAR will check.
It IS a bad decision when you think about the Real Madrid goal that was revised by the VAR… in a similar way the Bayern play SHOULD have been allowed to continue. It is a BAD decision to blow the whistle that quick knowing that the play can end up being a goal and you’re not letting the VAR to revise. It’s a HORRIBLE decision by the referee that ended up affecting the result of the game. Ugh! The refs make a lot of mistakes like these when Real Madrid is playing, just saying… 👀
"Keep playing what got you here, don't change it up" ange ball really has worn off on you heh
Congrats YOU ARE NOW OFFICIALLY TOTALY ADDICTED TO FOOTBALL!!
Kane had a really good chance to make it 2-0, it seems like he just doesn't have that super clutch winner's mentality
It´s weird that nobody is speaking about that miss. And yeah, it´s hard to see winner mentality in Kane. He a great footballer, but his personality seems grey and average, not particularly ballsy.
you are right but a striker when dropped dip instead of staying in attack then what he/she can do
@@Kivikesku see one player cannot do everything in one match you are may be right but still I will say misses are common in every player life it is about how a team plays in a match and how a coach makes a strategy for a match.
@@Kivikeskucuz they found a scapegoat of a referee to blame all their problems on
Leverkusen is the most clutch team this season. But spanish teams in finals are the definition of clutch in this century. Of the last 25 finals (CL, EL, Euros, WC), the Spanish team has won the trophy in all 25/25 cases. Incredible statistic (4 times it was an all-Spanish final)
As a Schalke supporter, I approve. For many years, Bayern has profitted from questionable referee decisions. Good to see the chickens come home to Roost at last.
Sadly, my club is in no position right now to take revenge for robbing us in May 2001. Until that day comes, I'll applaud anyone who takes those smug smiles off Bayerns faces, even if they are black and yellow: Come on, Dortmund, ice that cake and bring the Cup home to the Ruhr! The beating heart of German Football has been starved of titles long enough.
Bro the only one to blame 2001 was your keeper Schober. Had he shot the ball in the stands you would have been champion 2001 until now and not only for 4 minutes
Luka Modric and Gareth Bale are the people who escaped Spurs curse. But somehow the Spurs curse keep latching on Kane's back like a parasite and it seems infectious in Bayern environment
Also Kyle Walker too he’s done “alright” since leaving spurs
Since VAR they don't even whistle when the striker is 15 meter offside to be able to watch VAR later
Under pressure everyone crumbles
It wouldn't be such a passionate game if it was predictable
I assume the assistant ref got into pre-VAR mode. In those days the assistant ref had to do an instant decision, offside or not. Now, when using VAR, he is supposed to wait with his decision and let the attackers finish the attack. About the ref whistle... I think the assistant have a button he pushes that give a signal in the refs ear so he automatically whistles when he hears that.
Kane is just cursed😂😂😂
You can take the man out of Spurs, but you can't take the Spurs out of the man 😂
Madrid... they will find a way.... They ALWAYS find a way.
In finals all spanish teams are clutch. Of the last 25 finals (CL, EL, Euros, WC), the Spanish team has won the trophy in all 25/25 cases. Incredible statistic (4 times it was an all-Spanish final)
kane ghosting in the most important games is nothing new
Harry Kane needs Harry Potter
I hope he breaks it next year. Love that you seem to be drawn to the same things as me
The low pressing Bayern did for so much of the game should've kept Kane in the game for longer but subbing in an inferior player who can work hard for another 40 minutes is not a bad decision. Kane is one of the reasons Bayern does not run a high press to begin with.
Kane was injured like all 4 bayern starters in the attack. Gnabry is out for the euros. Sane and Musiala played like months with painkillers and Kane couldn't run anymore because his back was closing up and hurting
Neuer was the best player on the pitch. And than this mistake. A ball he saved 999 of 1000 times. Reminds me of Oliver Kahn in the WC final 2002
nah, honly for bayern. overall vini was the best.
@@JayKay-sz8jt vini??? In Munich maybe but never in Madrid
@@JayKay-sz8jt vini unable to score. Ex Bundesliga player Joselu (Hannover, Hoffenheim) scored at least the two deciding goals. Funny that two ex Hannover player (Füllkrug and Joselu) shot their teams in the CL final haha. Bundesliga so underrated. Bundesliga best league this season
No curse at all. Kane will probably win the League next season
Not sure why you were so convinced that De Ligt wasn't offside?? He likely was offside and VAR would have ruled him off, he looked marginally off even on the still image.
Another thing is that the Real Madrid players around the ball and Lunin stopped playing after the whistle.
Yes the linesman should have let the play go on and then raise his flag so he did make a mistake there but again it doesn't mean that De Ligt wasn't offside and perhaps more importantly it doesn't mean that Bayern score if the ref didn't whistle.
What would have been a crazy robbery is if the goal somehow stood, when the Real players stopped playing after the whistle. That would have been the robbery.
Bro de Ligt doesn't matter. He was inactive at first. Mazraoui was the player who was active and he was onside because of Rüdigers foot. When Müller and de ligt got active they were onside
Apart from not winning anything, Kane has had a good season. Look at the records he has broken. And that is just his first season, and a crap manager in Tuchel.
But Bayern scored fewer goals than in the last season when they had Choupo as striker. Bayern is more predictable with Kane
Make a videos about Leverkusen. 49 games unbeaten. New European record. They are 4 matches away to be the first invincible european treble winners (Bundesliga, Europaleague, German Cup). They scored 32 goals after the 80th minute this season and 12 after the 91th minute. Something like this happened never before. Against Rome last match they were 0-2 down till the 83th Minute and scored the 2-2 in the 97 Minute
This is what Ancelotti’s Madrid do.
Hey Luke, you should do a video reacting to the most controversial moments in football history 🤣
Ancelotti is a monster as a manager, all the changes he made were crucial to the win, i hate RM, but love Ancelotti and RM players. Also KANE IS OVERRATED. Change my mind.
The ref blew for offisde coz the bank notification from Papa Perez had hit.
Kane had to be taken off. He had problems with his back and there was no way around it. There is no point playing a player that is not fitt anymore. Davies has played up front and not as a second defender on the side. So no, i have to disagree with you on that. It wasn't Bayerns misstake.
In the end what failed Bayern was two problems. So let's not overblame the Ref. Bayern had their chance to decide that game and they did not take it.
At first: 3 big individual mistakes caused 3 out of 4 goals Bayern conseeded. 2 in München. 1 in Madrid. They had Real mostly under control at home and where defensivly strong in Madrid. You can't just throw that away, in such a game. Müller said before the game that milimeters decide such matches. And that happend 3 little short moments of players who otherwise played well.
Second: Bayern exploited Reals misstakes and the good sitiuations they created themself not well enough. Bayern HAS to score 3 goals at home. If you play like that you have to win it at that stage. Same goes for the game in Madrid. There where many chances where they missed one pass to create massive chances or to score.
If you ad that up Bayern just about fell short in the deciding moments even with two great performances.
Greetings from germany
Don't ya worry, we are fuming 🙃 #MiaSanMia
BAHAHAHAHAHAHA.. It is in the history of the Tottenham.
Real Madrid was a much better team than Bayern, big part of the game was played on Bayern's side, that said a lot, Vini drove Munich's defense crazy. Kroos made so many perfect passes. Kane had a couple of good moments, but he didn't do much in the match. I'm not a RM fan but very well deserved
vini isnt getting enough credit. he was causing a lot of problems.
Instead the curse of Kane, speak about the Glory of Modric, kroos, nacho, Carvajal who goes for the 6 champions league for every one
Well I think only Modric played in all 5 finals they won. Kroos didn't play when Bayern won the CL.
@@sehu1291 and Kane ? How many CL ? Who is Kane ? Legend my friend.
@@spawderbat i don't said a single word about Kane
@@sehu1291 sorry for the misunderstood, this video is for Kane and I thought your answer was related
Since you haven't been watching football for that long, I don't know if you really know about Madrid's countless miracles in the Champions League in the last 10 or so years. It's absurd at this point, you should react to it
Only miracles were in the knockout stage 2022 vs Paris, Chelsea and City. And vs Atletico and Wolfsburg. But vs Wolfsburg it was just a Ronaldo show and not a miracle
What's reall absurd is that of the last 25 finals (CL, EL, Euros, WC), the Spanish team has won the trophy in all 25/25 cases. Incredible statistic (4 times it was an all-Spanish final)
@@sehu1291 It was a miracle in 2014 against Atlético, also every time they have played City they deserved to lose and have won most times nonetheless. Final in 22 vs Liverpool they played terrible and they won because Courtois had a crazy game, and scored an extremely lucky goal.
@@DinhoMan I mentioned Atleitco
bro take a look at liverpools season if you want to see dojie reffering
can you react to top 10 facts about football theres interesting facts there by LEMMino
Well he is british look at euros vs italy or Maradonas hand :D Its karma.. really is
Attleast 15robbed trophies in last 10 years, 25+ in last 20 years. This is the most corrupt team ever✌️
Of the last 25 finals (CL, EL, Euros, WC), the Spanish team has won the trophy in all 25/25 cases. Incredible statistic (4 times it was an all-Spanish final)
@@sehu1291 and people say premiere league is the best League 🤣🤣 what a yoke🤣
Bayern only score the last goal because Madrid players stop playing after the referee call . So I don’t think that was a robbery
Now the entire world, with the exception of Madrid and CR7 fans, they will support Dortmund like crazy. The yellow wall will be present in this final. It is not possible that Real will prove the satanic pact with this competition...Real, chill bro... cmon, Dortmund deserve! for Reus, for the history!.
United fans are kind of torn as the idea of Sancho winning the Champions League is embarrassing for us
@@linkash4167 im a united fan actually. Makes sense.
Even I as a Bayern fan support Dortmund and Leverkusen 100 percent. And I would support Dortmund even if we don't get robbed by Real. Reus and Hummels deserved it so much. Also Leverkusen. And I think Dortmunds chance is small but better than vs Bayern. Real is only really good at home. And even there they win most of the matches just with one goal. Versus Bayern, Dortmund would have again a blockage in the head. Last season was City the best team by far and even they won the final with a lot of luck vs Inter and thanks to a blind Lukaku
Of the last 25 finals (CL, EL, Euros, WC), the Spanish team won the trophy in all 25/25 cases. Incredible statistics. (4 times it was an all-Spanish final)
you should become a Real Madrid fan... life is beautiful here
think Jupp Heynckes should get more recognition for what he has done for Real. He won the CL for Real for the first time in 32 years in 1998. That's as long a drought as Red Star Belgrade currently have in the CL. 32 years without a CL title for Real is unthinkable these days. But Heynckes won Real's 7th CL title after 32 years of waiting. In those 32 years before Heynckes arrived, Real played no part in the most important club competition. In fact, from 1966 to 1997 they only reached the CL final once, in 1981, which they lost.
In the same period, one of three Dutch clubs reached the final 8 times. 5 different Italian teams reached the final 15 times in those 32 years. In addition, one Greek, one Swedish, one Belgian, one Serbian and twice a Scottish and twice a Romanian team reached the CL final during this period. As well as four different German teams 9 times in the final during this period. 6 different English teams a total of 10 times in the final in that time. 2 Portuguese teams 3 times in the final in that time. 3 times Barca and 1 time Atletico in the final. 2 French teams 3 finals in the time. In 1998, Heynckes brought Real out of obscurity after 32 years in the most important competition. He also won Bayern's first treble and holds the Bundesliga points record ahead of Guardiola and Xabi. When Heynckes put Real back on the European throne.
Between 1966/67 and 97/98 (when Heynckes put Real back on the European throne) Madrid won no single CL Titel but
Celtic (1x)
United (1x)
AC Milan (4x)
Inter (2x)
Feyernoord (1x)
Ajax (4x)
Bayern (3x)
Liverpool (4x)
Nottingham Forest (2x)
Aston Villa (1x)
Hamburger SV (1x)
Juve (2x)
Steaua Bukarest (1x)
Porto (1x)
Eindhoven (1x)
Red Star Belgrad (1x)
Barca (1)
Marseille (1)
Borussia Dortmund (1)
won all titles before Real Madrid one the first CL title since 32 years thanks to Heynckes
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Bayern scored more goals on average last season with Choupo-Moting as striker than in this season with Kane. Bayern is much more predictable with Kane