European press talk about Champions League | Real is immortal!

Ending the match at the Alianza Arena with the humiliating final defeat of Bayern Munich, Bild newspaper very quickly analyzed the figures that indicated the German champion’s ineffectiveness. They attacked heavily in the first half but 7 shots only had one goal in the middle. Lewandowski hardly ever successfully contested. In the end, the newspaper wrote, Bayern was sunk in the last minutes by the golden submarine, nicknamed Villarreal, from a counterattack. The headline matches the Thomas Muller illustration. Bayern headache!

The Spanish newspaper Mundo Deportivo used the German word “Him” in its headline to honor Villarreal’s victory. The full is “Sir Villarreal has conquered Bayern to advance to the semi-finals”. In the analysis, the data is very well documented showing the effectiveness of the Spanish team, They only have 4 shots compared to Bayern’s 23 but still scored the same number of goals. The article also praises Unai Emery’s brave decision to replace important but tired players like Danjuma or Coquelin to believe in the strength of Pedraza and Chukwueze. Villarreal for the second time in history to reach the semi-finals of the Champions League, their opponent is likely to be Liverpool.

Half an hour later, perhaps in a sigh of relief, Marca withdrew the final headline for a late compilation of the game at the Bernabeu. Spanish letters are not difficult to translate. REAL IS INCREDIBLE – actually those who watched the match couldn’t feel it during the first 80 minutes. Maybe just being Benzema is immortal. Faint throughout the match, a flash of light in extra time Benzema saved the Bernabeu from disaster.

Mundo Deportivo is more objective, commenting on Marcos Alonso’s controversial disallowed goal. It is true that even in slow motion it is not easy to see that the Chelsea defender let the ball touch his hand, and if it did, it had almost no effect on the player’s decisive footwork. Had the goal been conceded, the situation would have been much different.

As for the British press, the Daily Mail with its descriptive title reminds people that the British team with many recent uncertainties is the defending champion of the Champions League. And now Chelsea has been eliminated by the most successful team in this arena. Benzema’s extra-time goal was different.

The Sun still has a familiar pun, used as Hell Clasico to imitate El Clasico in Spanish, roughly translated as Hell Classic. It is true that those who watched the match saw how Real Madrid came back from the dead. Ancelotti’s two desperate substitutions brought in Rodrygo’s equalizer, and Lucaz Vasquez reinforced a weakness on the right that had been exploited throughout the game. In the end, they won with Benzema’s charm. Duyen is more like form, because yesterday’s Benzema was really not as outstanding as the first leg.

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