by Padded by wind and water brought Inter, which ultimately brought the fire. Nobody should sleep on them as a credible candidate to rule in Europe, now Bavaria Munich, who brought them to the wire in a sudden draw. They enforced the goals of Lautaro Martínez and Benjamin Pavard through cheering scenes and dirty conditions and finally an English double from Harry Kane and Eric dier irrelevant. Her semi -finals against Barcelona is a delicious view. Bayern and Kane in particular will regret the opportunities that were postponed in the 180 minutes.
San Siro had crackled at the beginning. This venue is firm of its time, but that doesn’t always have to be a fatal mistake and what a loss it will be if Inter and Milan, his two tenants, make their plan for a new venue nearby. Serious business happens here: Nowhere can there be that the Champions League looks like that, or even screams it positively. When the hymn of the competition played before the kick -off, the home support summarized for their stress before building their last two words in harmony.
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Inter had been rolled home with confidence from the first leg: If they asked Vincent Kompany or Kane, both of whom had noticed their triggered celebrations after Davide Fratti’s dramatic winner. But Bavaria shrinks in this stage, hardly any violets and Kompany decided that this was an occasion for Thomas Müller, Assassin Extraordinaire and almost her savior eight days earlier.
When Müller emits his chest, they do it too Bavaria. Within three minutes after the start, he had withdrawn on the way to Michael Olise, a falling Pavard block that prevented a probable goal. It was soon to shoot Müllers, Yann Sommer collected his unpleasant efforts after an Olise pass. When the two next combined, Müller only played his teammate for Alessandro Bastoni to appear out of nowhere and grab the ball behind it.
Bavaria’s early vertebral wind decreased to be replaced by a meteorological equivalent that followed both sides. Inter, who knew that they would have the opportunity to bite the counter, was thwarted at one point when the ball woke up after the good work of Henrikh Mkhitaryan Wild. They had threatened in the sixth minute when Federico Dimarco, who returned to the left wing, turned on a trip to Jonas Urbig. They stopped a continued threat, but only shortly before half an hour when a non-marked Francesco Acerbi grabbed a dimarco free kick over the goal, a clear chance came on their way.
Hakan Calhanoglu immediately shot out of the range, with Urbig being rooted to the spot. The gusts hardly loosened; Perhaps every disruptive element would prefer the team whose noses were in front of them. The Bavarians seemed to drift, but finally conjured up another opening. Müller was found by Konrad Laimer’s reduction 10 meters away, but Matteo Darmian laid his strike; Sommer, Leroy Sané’s successor was clear and interpend somehow the resulting corner. At halftime it stayed on a knife edge.
Company players needed more. The conditions had further deteriorated in the reinforcement. Now the same winds sent rain in all directions; Dier was soon shot by Marcus Thuram and recovered when the striker marauded. A distraction of Kane from Dimarco’s delivery forced to save; Inter smelled the goal that things would certainly seal.
In his temporary absence, Kane produced at the right end. Dimarco withdrew after Leon Goretzka Kane fed on the right side of the box and allowed him to choose his moment. The strike was low, true and over a static summer; In the Allianz Arena, Kane had won the textbook through the textbook.
What could Inter bring together? Thuram quickly tested Urbig, but then Müller deleted a fine opening of 15 meters. They cried a moment from Martínez, who was hardly involved, and it was like on request. He gave his header out of Dimarco’s corner, but made no mistake with his second way and hit home after a rebound by Joshua Kimmich.
The turnaround was completed three minutes later. Dier saved a certain goal at the expense of another corner, which was sent again by Calhanoglu from the left. Pavard crashed on it, a emphatic header that shivered these old stands.
That seemed enough to be, but then Sommer declined Olise and switched from the resulting corner in a angled header for a Bayern rescue line. Now Inter needed resilience that Simone Inzaghi has cultivated. Kane added at the beginning of the six minutes and soon San Siro was able to sing with a full voice.
