In the early hours of this morning, the champions league quarter-finals played two more games in the first leg, with Liverpool beating Inter Milan 2-0 away, the latter on the verge of being out. In addition, Bayern drew 1-1 away to Salzburg, ending a six-game winning streak and creating an 89-year history in salzburg's history.
Bayern's six-game Winning streak in the Champions League ends
As the second favourite to win the Champions League, Bayern won six consecutive victories in the group stage, easily qualifying for the first place in the group, and the top 16 opponents changed from Atletico to Salzburg, and the Bundesliga banba was a light opponent and almost fell down.
In the end, Bayern relied on Koeman's 90th-minute goal to draw 1-1, ending a six-game winning streak, and with a 2-4 defeat to Bochum in the Bundesliga last weekend, Bayern suffered the first two consecutive winless games in all competitions of the season.
Salzburg set a record for 89 years
Compared to Bayern, who are six Champions League champions, Salzburg are the new champions of the Champions League knockout rounds, qualifying second in the group this season and advancing to the Round of 16 for the first time in their history.
As the dark horse of the Champions League knockout round, Salzburg almost won the upset at home, in the 11th minute of the first half, Adamu came off the bench to replace the injured teammate, and 10 minutes later Adamu scored Bayern's goal, which was his first goal in the Champions League and the first goal scored by a substitute in the Champions League since October 2005. For Salzburg, the goal was also the first in the champions league knockout stage in the 89th year of the team's history.
Liverpool secured their 2-0 promotion and Salah became the second man in history
Relying on the combined goals of Firmino and Salah, Liverpool beat Inter Milan 2-0 away from home to advance to the Champions League quarter-finals with one foot, and manager Klopp won the 50th Game of the Champions League in his coaching career, becoming the first German manager to reach this milestone.
Salah, who has scored away from home in eight consecutive Champions League games, became the second player after Crouch to score in a single season in the Champions League against Milan.
Trailing 2-0 in the first leg, Inter were on the verge of being out
Inter Milan, who returned to the Champions League knockout round after 10 years, collapsed 0-2 at home, missing the top 8 with one foot, and the two starting strikers of Dzeko and Lautaro did not get any results. This defeat has allowed Inter to lose two of their four Champions League home games this season, the same number of times they have lost in their last 34 Serie A home games.