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Asked if a spot-kick should have been awarded, the Brazilian said: “Well, if it hit my hand, I'd say so.
“But you guys know that I don't talk about the referees. Many times, refs have ruled against us, and now, I can't come here and talk about his performance again, because when they rule against us I don’t talk about it, you know.
Real will take on either Roma or Liverpool in the Champions League final in Kiev on May 26, with the deciding semi-final clash taking place in Rome on Wednesday evening.
 
Bayern Munich were unlucky; unlucky in the sense that over the course of two legs in the Champions League semi-finals against Real Madrid they were forced to contend with absences that would stretch any squad in the world.
Without Manuel Neuer, Arturo Vidal and Kingsley Coman for both the first leg at home and the second last night in the Santiago Bernabeu, Jupp Heynckes then had to deal with injuries which kept David Alaba out of the first game and Arjen Robben, Jerome Boateng and Javi Martinez out of the second.
 
To compound matters it was Rafinha – replacing Alaba in the Allianz Arena last week – who made the mistake to permit Marco Asensio to score the crucial second away goal which ultimately dragged Bayern under. It was Sven Ulreich – a capable deputy to Neuer in the Bundesliga all season long – whose FIFA glitch moment gave Karim Benzema his second goal at the Bernabeu.
 
He was dealing with a back-pass that could have been played better by Corentin Tolisso, who might not have played had Vidal or Martinez been fit to start.
“We were overall superior but have given Real a goal in both games and that is blatant at this level,” defender Mats Hummels told Sky on Tuesday night.
 
It was again one of those moments where Real Madrid emerge victorious and you’re left asking just how they managed it. They are heading to a fourth Champions League final in five seasons and still people are left with doubts over whether they are indeed the best team in Europe.
They seem to lack a rhythm, a fluency and a game plan. Their mode of operation against Bayern over two legs appeared to be survival.
 
It was again one of those moments where Real Madrid emerge victorious and you’re left asking just how they managed it. They are heading to a fourth Champions League final in five seasons and still people are left with doubts over whether they are indeed the best team in Europe.
They seem to lack a rhythm, a fluency and a game plan. Their mode of operation against Bayern over two legs appeared to be survival.
 
Raphael Varane and Sergio Ramos threw themselves in front of any goal-bound shot at the Bernabeu and the ones that they missed were mopped up by a much-criticised goalkeeper who stood up under scrutiny in Keylor Navas.
But survive they did. Bayern are left bemused and bitterly disappointed.
 
Raphael Varane and Sergio Ramos threw themselves in front of any goal-bound shot at the Bernabeu and the ones that they missed were mopped up by a much-criticised goalkeeper who stood up under scrutiny in Keylor Navas.
But survive they did. Bayern are left bemused and bitterly disappointed.
 
Raphael Varane and Sergio Ramos threw themselves in front of any goal-bound shot at the Bernabeu and the ones that they missed were mopped up by a much-criticised goalkeeper who stood up under scrutiny in Keylor Navas.
But survive they did. Bayern are left bemused and bitterly disappointed.
 
Raphael Varane and Sergio Ramos threw themselves in front of any goal-bound shot at the Bernabeu and the ones that they missed were mopped up by a much-criticised goalkeeper who stood up under scrutiny in Keylor Navas.
But survive they did. Bayern are left bemused and bitterly disappointed.
 
Raphael Varane and Sergio Ramos threw themselves in front of any goal-bound shot at the Bernabeu and the ones that they missed were mopped up by a much-criticised goalkeeper who stood up under scrutiny in Keylor Navas.
But survive they did. Bayern are left bemused and bitterly disappointed.
 
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We played a superb game today and were the better team over both matches,” said Heynckes to Sky . “But Real Madrid is Real Madrid. Normally two goals in the Bernabeu are enough for a win. We deserved to be in the final.”
It’s true that Bayern played well. They dominated the ball and the chances created but Madrid – with their noses in front – were in control even without owning possession.
 
They know what they need to do. More than any other elite team, they are willing to batten down the hatches and suffer. They know that resistance equals success; that if they can’t stop the cross then they can always stop the shot.
"Overall, we have been better than Bayern, we deserved it,” captain Sergio Ramos claimed. “The Madrid DNA pushes you to fight until the end. I’m proud of this team… it's the reward for so much sacrifice.
 
The crucial aspect of Bayern’s failure over two legs is perhaps they didn’t surprise Madrid. Their left wing was beautifully in tandem at the Bernabeu with Alaba and a resurgent Franck Ribery overlapping, dribbling and wreaking havoc in the area occupied by reserve right-back Lucas Vazquez.
From there, there were pull-backs and crosses into the area. But Madrid knew what was coming and dealt with it. And then it became less about the mistakes of the Bayern reserves on the night and more about the inability of their first-choice forwards to convert
 
Bayern created 20 chances at the Bernabeu and scored twice. Heynckes is right; two away goals should have been enough to see his team through.
But Juventus scored three in the last round and still went out. More is required. Madrid need to be overwhelmed, well beaten, and no team in three seasons has managed to do that to them in Europe under Zinedine Zidane.
 
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