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One of the biggest shocks in this season’s Champions League occurred on Tuesday night when Bayern Munich were stunned by Villarreal. The six-time winners and 2020 champions were left aghast when Samuel Chuckwueze scored an 88th minute equaliser at the Allianz Arena to give the underdogs a 2-1 aggregate win, following their victory in the first leg in Spain.
Villarreal sealed a historic victory in their Champions League quarter-final tie against Bayern Munich on Tuesday night.
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Allianz Arena on Tuesday, but you could have heard a pin drop among home Bayern Munich fans when Villarreal equalised with two minutes left to dump the Germans out of the Champions League. When they were paired with Spanish side Villarreal in last month's quarter-finals draw, Bayern sports director Hasan Salihamidzic chuckled gleefully, "It's very manageable". Yet it was Villarreal coach Unai Emery left leaping with joy on the sidelines in Munich after Samuel Chukwueze chipped in with two minutes left to snatch a 1-1 second leg draw and seal a 2-1 aggregate win.
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