US EditionBayern Reach Women's Champions League Semis After Late Show Sinks United
Glódís Viggósdóttir and Linda Dallmann scored in three minutes as Bayern reached its first semifinal since 2021 on a 5-3 aggregate.
- On Wednesday, Bayern Munich rallied with two late goals in three minutes to beat Manchester United 2-1 and advance to the Women's Champions League semifinals.
- United entered the match trailing 3-2 from the opening leg at Old Trafford but took a 1-0 lead after 11 minutes when Melvine Malard capitalized on a Bayern defensive mix-up.
- Glodis Viggosdottir headed in a goal in the 81st minute from a corner, then Linda Dallmann scored inside the final 10 minutes to send Bayern to its first semifinal since 2021 on a 5-3 aggregate score.
- Bayern will face either Barcelona or Real Madrid in the semifinals, with the winner determined by their ongoing quarterfinal match on Thursday.
- "That's football-- you get to see each other again," Dallmann said, while United coach Marc Skinner lamented his team's fatigue after Saturday's 3-0 derby loss to Manchester City.
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The women's team of FC Bayern is celebrating a special success in the Champions League. For a long time, the team has again managed to jump into the top four in Europe. Uli Hoeneß in the grandstand is thrilled.
For the first time in five years, FC Bayern München has moved into the semi-finals of the Women's Champions League! On Wednesday, the German club won the quarter-finals against Manchester United in front of its own audience 2:1 (0:1). The Munich women 3-2 had won away.Naschenweng and Zadrazil did not compete in the squadÖFB team player Barbara Dunst did not compete as in the first match, their injured Bayern colleagues Katharina Naschenweng and …
The Bayern women are in the semi-finals of the Champions League. In front of 25,000 fans they celebrate a dramatic victory in the Allianz Arena. Hoeneß and Kompany are watching.
The Independent
The Independent (US)Late Bayern Munich goals see Man United exit Women’s Champions League
Bayern will play either Barcelona or Real Madrid in the semi-finals
First the delay, then the redemption: FC Bayern made it to the semi-finals of the Women's Champions League for the third time in its club history with a victory against Manchester United.
For the first time in five years FC Bayern München has entered the semi-finals of the Women's Football Champions League
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