Harry Kane scored one and assisted the opposite as Bayern Munich accomplished a convincing mixture win over Bayer Leverkusen tonight with a 2-0 win on the BayArena.
Trailing 3-0 from the primary leg final week, it wanted one thing particular from Xabi Alonso’s males to see them via to the quarter-finals of the Champions League.
But it surely by no means seemed possible because the away aspect dominated from the outset.
Kane noticed an early shout for a penalty waved away earlier than Michael Olise flashed a shot simply broad.
Kane scores in second to overlook for Schick
England captain Kane did discover the goal seven minutes into the second half, nevertheless. Leverkusen’s Patrik Schick missed his kick and Kane did the remainder, bringing it beneath management earlier than firing previous Lukas Hradecky.
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The Englishman scores as soon as once more in opposition to Leverkusen as Bayern take a 4-0 mixture lead within the tie 👏
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Schick fluffed his strains on the different finish after 68 minutes, heading straight at Bayern goalkeeper Jonas Urbig from shut vary.
And the Czech worldwide was made to pay as, 4 minutes later, a superb go from Kane picked out Alphonso Davies and he made no mistake with an excellent end.
Jamal Musiala twice hit the put up late on as Bayern threatened to run riot nevertheless it mattered little as Vincent Kompany’s males eased via 5-0 on mixture.
No drama for Inter
Bayern will face Inter Milan subsequent after the Italian aspect accomplished a 4-1 mixture victory over Feyenoord with a 2-1 win at San Siro.
Marcus Thuram and Hakan Calhanoglu scored for Inter, the latter from the penalty spot, both aspect of a Jakub Moder spot-kick.
Within the early kick-off, Barcelona produced a refined show to see off Benfica 3-1, 4-1 on mixture.
Raphinha scored twice for Barca with Lamine Yamal including one other.
Nicolas Otamendi had earlier given Benfica temporary hope by cancelling out Raphinha’s opener.