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VILLARREAL, Spain (Reuters) - An electrifying Villarreal beat six times European Cup winners Bayern Munich 1-0 in a frantic Champions League quarter-final first leg tie on Wednesday.
VILLARREAL, Spain : An electrifying Villarreal beat six times European Cup winners Bayern Munich 1-0 in a frantic Champions League quarter-final first leg tie on Wednesday.
Villarreal took a slender advantage into the second leg of their Champions League quarter final against Bayern Munich, sealing a 1-0 win at Estadio de la Ceramica in the opening game between the two teams. Unai Emery’s side got off to the perfect start as they took the lead with just seven minutes on the clock, to the delight of the home support.
Minnows Villarreal face Bayern Munich in the first leg of the Champions League quarter-final tie at the Estadio de la Ceramica on Thursday. Having already pulled off an upset against Juventus in the Round of 16, Villarreal will seek another memorable European escape against six-time Champions League winners Bayern Munich, who shrugged off RB Salzburg in the previous round. Interestingly, Bayern will be without three key players for the first leg -- Joshua Kimmich, Alfonso Davies and Corentin Tolisso, who is also likely to miss the second leg after a suffering a muscle tear.
Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi are both set to play in their last World Cup in Qatar.
Luis Enrique steered Barcelona to the club’s second treble-winning season in 2014-15 with a 3-1 victory over Juventus in the Champions League final in Berlin.
David de Gea made a terrific fingertip save to save Manchester United from defeat in their Premier League game against Leicester City on Saturday evening.
Germany and Spain will clash at this year's World Cup after Friday's glitzy draw ceremony in Doha placed the two former winners in the same group, while bitter political rivals the United States and Iran were also drawn together. Four-time winners Germany were in Pot Two, making them the obvious team to avoid for the top seeds in the Qatari capital. They were knocked out at the group stage in Russia in 2018. In a break with recent tradition, hosts Qatar will not feature in the tournament's opening match on November 21. That honour will go to Senegal's Group A match with the Netherlands at 1:00pm (1000 GMT). The Qataris, in their first ever match at a World Cup finals, face Ecuador that evening.