2013-14 UEFA Champions League QF Second Leg Wednesday April 09,2014

8 clubs from 4 countries qualify for QF's

• Spain provided 3 teams -FC Barcelona,Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid
• England  provided 2 teams -Chelsea and Manchester United
• Germany provided 2 teams -Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund
• France provided 1 team -Paris Sain Germain

Road to the QF's

• FC Barcelona beats Manchester City Aggregate Goals 4-1
• Real Madrid beats Schalke Aggregate Goals 9-2
• Atletico Madrid beats AC Milan Aggregate Goals 5-1
• Chelsea beats Galatasaray Aggregate Goals 3-1
• Manchester United beats Olympiakos Aggregate Goals 3-2
• Bayern Munich beats Arsenal Aggregate Goals 3-1
• Borussia Dortmund beats Zenit St Peterburg Aggregate Goals 5-4
• PSG beats Bayer Leverkusen Aggregate Goals 6-1 

QF First Leg Results

• Atletico Madrid Vs FC Barcelona - 1-1 Draw
• Manchester United Vs Bayern Munich -1-1 Draw
• Real Madrid Vs Borussia Dortmund - 3-0
• PSG Vs Chelsea - 3-1

Atletico Madrid Vs FC Barcelona@19.45 Wed April 09,2014

 Atletico Madrid beats FC Barcelona 1-0(Aggregate Goals 2-1)and enters SF's
Goal Scorer -Koke(5)
 Koke of Atletico Madrid celebrates scoring the only goal

 Diego Simeone’s side were dealt a blow before kick-off with Chelsea target Diego Costa failing a late fitness test. 
All fears that they would be toothless with the injured Costa proved to be unfounded.
Led by David Villa, who played with all this World Cup pedigree and the legs of a man five years younger, they carried the game to Barcelona whose goalkeeper Juan Pinto watched two Villa shots crash off his woodwork and fumbled an unwanted backpass as Barca struggled to stay in the game in the first half.


FC Barcelona crashed out of the Champions League at the hands of Atletico Madrid, who reached the semi-finals for the first time in 40 years.

It was the first time in seven years that Barça had not reached the last four of the Champions League

Atletico Madrid celebrate reaching the semi-finals of Champions League

Squads

Atletico Madrid
Courtois, Godin, Filipe Luis, Juanfran, Miranda, Tiago, Koke, Raul Garcia, Gabi, Adrian (Diego 61), Villa (Rodriguez 79)
FC Barcelona
Pinto, Mascherano, Bartra, Jordi Alba, Dani Alves, Fabregas (Alexis 61), Xavi, Iniesta (Pedro 72), Busquets, Messi, Neymar.

Bayern Munich Vs Manchester United @19.45

Bayern Munich beats Manchester United 3-1(Aggregate Goals 4-2)and enters SF's
Goal Scorers
For Bayern Munich -Mario Mandzukic(59),Thomas Muller(68)and Arjen Robben(76)

For Manchester United -Patrice Evra(57)

Gone in 22 seconds. That was Manchester United’s lead in Munich. Less than 10 minutes later they were gone from the Champions League completely, for close to 18 months at least.
To a club in seventh position, leaving Europe’s greatest tournament is not simply a matter of bidding adieu.
It will be September 2015 at best before United pass this way again and who knows what the team, and bench, will look like by then? 

Bayern Munich Supporters

Manchester United made something of a stand by opening the scoring in the 57th minute, but their hold on the advantage was so temporary as to be almost ephemeral. 
David de Gea is helpless to keep out Mario Mandzukic's header to put the score at 1-1 in the 59th minute

Squads

Bayern Munich

Neuer 6, Lahm 8, Alaba 5.5, Boateng 6, Dante 6, Kroos 6.5, Robben 7.5, Muller 7 (Pizarro 84), Gotze 5.5 (Rafinha 65, 6), Ribery 6.5, Mandzukic 6

Manchester United

De Gea 6, Jones 7, Evra 6, Smalling 6.5, Vidic 7, Carrick 7,  Valencia 6.5, Fletcher 7 (Hernandez 74, 6), Kagawa 6, Rooney 6, Welbeck 7 (Januzaj 81)