Tom Garry was in Munich and here is his verdict:
Trailing 3-2 from last week’s first leg at Old Trafford, United always faced an uphill task but they gave themselves hope with one of their best performance in recent weeks, but Bayern, backed by a vibrant 25,000-strong crowd, never trailed on aggregate across the entire tie and there was an air of inevitability about their late breakthrough. Barcelona almost certainly await them in the last four, as they lead Real Madrid 6-2 on aggregate before Thursday’s second leg in Catalonia.
That is all from me but fear not, the football continues. Chelsea v Arsenal kicks off at 8pm BST and you can follow along with Will Unwin.
Maya Le Tissier speaks to Disney+:
I am fuming, to be fair. Two set pieces, it seems every game we get knocked out on set pieces. Same thing in the FA Cup.
We fully beleived we could go on and win so everyone is dissapointed.
Bayern upped their energy in the second half, and we didn’t match it. I don’t know why. We give all our energy to every game and this is the Champions League. Deep down we can be proud, this is our first appearance in the Champions League [proper]. We have made history.
