2013-14 UEFA Champions League SF 2 First Leg Real Madrid Vs Bayern Munich Wednesday April 23,2014

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

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

QF Second Leg Results

• Real Madrid Vs Borussia Dortmund 0-2
• Chelsea Vs PSG 2-0
• Atletico Madrid Vs FC Barcelona 2-1
• Bayern Munich Vs Manchester United 3-1

The draw for the semi-finals and final  will be held on Friday April 11,2014

The SF-1 will be played on April 22 & 23,2014 and  SF-2 will be played on  April 29 &30,2014.

Qualified Teams are -

• Atletico Madrid(Spain) -beats FC Barcelona 3-2 Aggregate Goals
• Bayern Munich(Germany) -beats Manchester United 4-2 Aggregate Goals
• Chelsea(England)-beats PSG 3-3 but won on away Goal
• Real Madrid(Spain)-beats Borussia Dortmund 3-2 Aggregate Goals

The draw for SF's are

• Chelsea Vs Atletico Madrid
• Real Madrid Vs Bayern Munich 

  
SF 1 Real Madrid Vs Bayern Munich Wednesday April 23,2014

The first-leg semifinal at Madrid's Santiago Bernabeu Stadium marks the 20th time the clubs will meet in the continent's top competition, and marks Bayern coach Pep Guardiola's first return to Spain since leaving Barcelona.

The clubs have met in five European Cup semifinals with titleholder Bayern Munich winning four of those

Dubbed "la bestia negra" or "the black beast" by fearful Madrid fans, Bayern has come to represent a thorn in the side of record nine-time winner Real Madrid. Bayern Munich , a five-time winner, has won semifinals in 1976, 1987, 2001 and 2012, with Real Madrid's sole win coming in 2000.

Altogether, Bayern Munich has 11 wins from the sides' 20 meetings, with Real Madrid's seven wins all coming at home

Nine-time champion Real Madrid, coming off their Copa del Rey triumph over FC Barcelona, are looking to end a run of three straight semifinal exits to reach their first final since 2002.

Real Madrid is unbeaten at home in the Champions League for 17 games dating to 2011, when Pep Guardiola guided Barcelona to a 2-0 victory.

Pep Guardiola has never lost as a coach at the Bernabeu.

This statistic is just that. This is a different team, the situation is different

Real Madrid Beats Bayern Munich 1-0
A goal from Karim Benzema in the 19th minute gave Real Madrid a 1—0 victory over title holder Bayern Munich on Wednesday  April 23,2014 in the SF 2 First Leg at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium in Madrid,Spain

Bayern Munich Manager Pep Guardiola endured his first loss at the Bernabéu as coach after seven previous visits with Barcelona
Real Madrid is bidding to end a three season semi-final losing streak and reach the final for the first time since winning in 2002.
No side has successfully defended the Champions League title and Bayern have work to do to end that record after failing to threaten an away goal.

How the game was won and lost

• Real Madrid had just 20% of possession in the first half and 37% in the second.
• Real Madrid had five shots on target to Bayern's four.
• Bayern won 15 corners to Real's three.
• Bayern made 705 passes to to 276 from Real Madrid. 

Squads

Real Madrid

• 01 Casillas
• 15 Carvajal
• 05 Fábio Coentrão
• 14 Alonso
• 03 Pepe (Varane - 73' )
• 04 Ramos
• 19 Modric
• 23 Isco Booked (Illarramendi - 82' )
• 09 Benzema
• 22 Di María
• 07 Ronaldo (Bale - 73' )

Bayern Munich

• 01 Neuer
• 13 Rafinha (Javi Martínez - 66' )
• 27 Alaba
• 39 Kroos
• 17 Boateng
• 04 Dante
• 10 Robben
• 21 Lahm
• 09 Mandzukic
• 31 Schweinsteiger (Müller - 74' )
• 07 Ribéry (Götze - 72' )