Bayern edge Real Madrid 4-3 in classic to reach Champions League semifinals

Bayern knock Real Madrid out of Champions League in quarterfinal classicLuis Diaz and Michael Olise score late goals in Munich to give Bayern a dramatic 6-4 aggregate win over Real Madrid.Bayern Munich’s Luis Diaz and Michael ⁠Olise scored ⁠late goals to give the hosts a dramatic 4-3 win over Real Madrid ⁠in the UEFA Champions League quarterfinals and send them into the last four on a 6-4 aggregate score after a thrilling tie.Diaz struck in the 89th minute and Olise in stoppage time on Wednesday to seal Bayern’s place in the semis, ‌where they will play holders Paris St Germain.Recommended Stories list of 4 itemslist 1 of 4‘Bunch of amateurs’: Prosecutor says doctors could have saved Maradonalist 2 of 4Barcelona starlets to learn from Atletico Madrid Champions League defeatlist 3 of 4France’s Ekitike to miss World Cup after Liverpool Champions League injurylist 4 of 4Women’s World Cup qualifiers: England beat holders Spain to top groupend of listIn a pulsating first half, Real took the lead three times, with Arda Guler pouncing on a terrible mistake by Bayern keeper Manuel Neuer in the first minute before whipping ⁠a free kick into the ⁠top corner in the 29th after Bayern had levelled through an Aleksandar Pavlovic header.Harry Kane put the hosts, 2-1 winners in ⁠the first leg in Spain, level with his 12th goal ⁠in the competition this season ⁠before the visitors hit the woodwork through Vinicius Jr, who delivered a perfect assist in the 42nd minute for Kylian ‌Mbappe to make it 3-2.Real were reduced to 10 men in the 86th minute after substitute ‌Eduardo ‌Camavinga earned his second booking, and Bayern took full advantage.The game ended in acrimony with Madrid’s players furious that referee Slavko Vincic sent off Eduardo Camavinga with a second yellow card for an innocuous-looking foul on Kane after being urged to do so by the Bayern players in the 86th minute.Tempers boiled over after the final whistle, with Guler picking up a straight red for confronting the referee.Madrid manager Alvaro Arbeloa said his team was “really upset and really angry” over the red card.