Bayern Slump Continues in Champions League with Real Madrid Draw

Eight Meetings Without a Win: Bayern's Champions League Woes Deepen

WEB Bayern Munich's Champions League struggles against Real Madrid continued on Tuesday, with the German giants failing to secure a victory in their last eight meetings with the Spanish powerhouse. The latest encounter, a 3-1 home defeat, extended Bayern's winless streak against Madrid to six matches, with the other two ending in draws.

Last Bayern Triumph Dates Back to 2011-12

Bayern's last victory over Real Madrid in the Champions League came over a decade ago, in the 2011-12 semi-final first leg. Since then, Madrid has dominated the head-to-head meetings, leaving Bayern without a win in their last six attempts.

Key Match-up in Europe's Derby

Tuesday's clash at the Allianz Arena was billed as a "derby of Europe," with two of the continent's most successful clubs facing off. Bayern's Joshua Kimmich and England's Jude Bellingham, who plays for Borussia Dortmund, were among the key players to watch in this highly anticipated match-up.

Madrid Secures Favourable Draw in First Leg

Despite Bayern's home advantage, Real Madrid managed to secure a favourable draw in the first leg. Karim Benzema's first-half penalty gave Madrid an early lead, before Bayern equalised through Robert Lewandowski's penalty. Madrid then regained the lead through Vinicius Junior, and Luka Modric sealed the victory with a late goal.

Second Leg at the Bernabeu

The second leg of the Champions League semi-final tie will be played at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium in Madrid on Wednesday, May 9. Real Madrid will enter the match with a narrow advantage, but Bayern will be determined to turn the tide and secure a place in the final.