Real Madrid vs. Bayern Highlights: 2013/14 UEFA Champions League Semi-Final
Aug 30, 2026
Real Madrid face Bayern in an exciting highlight featuring key moments and action from the match.
AI Generated·May contain errors
Video Summary
AI GeneratedReal Madrid dominated the UEFA Champions League semi-final first leg, securing a commanding 4-0 victory over Bayern Munich. Despite limited possession, Madrid utilized clinical counter-attacks and set pieces to overwhelm the holders, leaving Bayern needing a miracle in the second leg.
Led by Howard Webb the referee, it is the UEFA Champions League semi-final first leg.
Ronaldo in behind for Contral and it's hard and low, Benzema! Wonderful breakaway goal by Real.
It's their first chance of the night but my how they have made it count.
Wonderful goal by Real. They've hardly had a touch of the ball.
It's irrelevant, they have the lead. Modric to deliver. Oh Ronaldo was up there, he didn't get
there but Sergio Ramos did. Real Madrid have the potentially crucial away goal and is the way
for Laetitia going to end this season. Bullet header from Sergio Ramos and the travelling fans
can dare to dream after falling short at the semi-final stage of so many of the last few
campaigns. Di Maria with the free kick then, decent delivery and it's another goal for Real
Madrid and again it's Sergio Ramos and the holders are in huge trouble now. Two headers
from two set pieces have given Real Madrid a 2-0 lead on the night
and Bayern now need four. Ribery, still Ribery, looked to tee it up for Schweinsteiger but didn't
have enough on the pass and Di Maria's got plenty on that pass to find Benzema who's looking for
Bale. Ronaldo, it is surely game over. Number 10 could well be on its way to the Santiago Bernabeu
this season because Carlo Ancelotti's side are cruising into the final. A 3-0 lead on the night
for Real Madrid, a 4-0 aggregate advantage and Pep Guardiola's side need a miracle in Munich now,
five goals required. The penalty spot, chance to add some gloss which he does. Cristiano Ronaldo
makes it 16 in this season's UEFA Champions League for him and puts the icing on the cake
for a crushing Madrid success in Munich. Carlo Ancelotti's side laying down the marker,
the holders have been humbled in their own backyard. Alaba, decent hit but another routine
save for Iker Casillas. It has been a long, long time in coming. Real Madrid have waited an age
for their chance to have another crack at the big one. 12 years
and 11 head coaches since they last won the Champions League.

