„As“: “For Vinicius there is no hell. The Brazilian gave Madrid the lead and equalized in Munich. Ancelotti’s team breathed a sigh of relief thanks to an exceptional Kroos, (..). Vinicius was something else, a devil.”
“Brand”: “Vini decides on a final at the Bernabéu. The Brazilian opened the European Clásico after a stratospheric pass from Kroos and ultimately saved Madrid with a penalty against an irresistible Bayern, led by Musiala and Sané. (…) Munich. Bavaria. Synonyms for suffering, for torment, especially in a European Cup semi-final.”
“The country”: “Madrid never dies.”
French press reviews
“The Parisian”: “And now? Rendezvous on May 8th, the second leg in Spain, which is worth keeping the evening free for.”
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Swiss press reviews
„Blick“: “Another exciting first leg with several twists and turns in the hot phase of the Champions League! As has often been the case this season. Now also in the semi-finals between the two giants Bayern and Real. Lots of chances, lots of heart, two penalties, a 2-2.”
“Tagesanzeiger”: “0:1, 2:1, 2:2? Bayern with will, Real with calmness.”
British press reviews
„The Guardian“: “Next week’s second leg at the Bernabéu promises to be a cracker!”
„The Sun“: “Harry Kane won the first of two fights with Jude Bellingham. But whether the England captain makes it to Wembley remains to be seen.”
Italian press reviews
„La Gazzetta dello Sport“: “Everything is still possible in the second leg next Wednesday (May 8th). Between two teams who, with talent and determination, delivered another memorable game in the competition.”
Austrian press reviews
“Small newspaper”: “If you ask football fans why they can’t stand FC Bayern, you’ll often hear the answer that the German record champions, who often didn’t set off any playful fireworks, were so stupid and how they dealt with the successes that came with it. but rather boasted efficiency, which made them so unappealing for decades. Anyone who watched the semi-final first leg of the Champions League between Bayern and Real Madrid thought for a long time that the roles had been reversed.”
