Champions League: Barcelona’s Embarrassing Defeat

August 15, 2020 daknewsnetwork 268 Views 0 Comments Champions League

Champions League: Barcelona’s embarrassing defeat in quarterfinals, Bayern Munich beat history 8-2. Spain’s football club Barcelona has suffered the most embarrassing situation in UEFA Champions League knockout history so far.

In the quarterfinal of the tournament, Barcelona’s team got a very embarrassing 8-2 in the hands of Bayern Munich. With this stunning victory, on one side, where the German team made the semi-finals, the Spanish team had to take a disappointing farewell.

Germany’s football club Bayern Munich dominated the quarter-finals. The German team registered a major victory against Barcelona 8–2 in a one-sided match. In the fourth minute of the match’s start, the Bundesliga champion’s Thomas Muller scored the first goal for the team.

The seventh minute of the match opened Barcelona’s account with a suicide goal from Munich’s David Alba. The score was tied 1–1 but Ivan Perisich (21 minutes) and Sergey Ganerby (27 minutes) gave their team an edge back.

Joshua Kimich (63 mins) scored in the second half of the game, while Robert Lewandowski (82 mins) shortly before the match was over, Philippe Coutinho (85 and 89 mins) in the 85th minute gave the team a score of 8-. 2 done.

Barcelona got their first goal in the seventh minute from David Alba’s suicide goal while Luis Suarez scored in the 57th minute. Bayern Munich became the first team to score 8 goals in a Champions League knockout match.

Baryon Munich created history

In this match, Munich scored four goals in the first half against Barcelona. Thomas Muller scored the first goal of the match in the fourth minute, after which David Alba scored a suicide goal to give Barcelona a 1–1 draw. In the 21st minute, Ivan Perisich scored once again to give the team an edge.

After this, Sergey Ganerby in the 27th minute and then in the 31st minute, Thomas Müller scored his second goal in the match to make the score 4–1.

This was the first innings in Champions League history when Barcelona’s team had to score four goals in the first half. With this, the team of Munich has also become the first team in the history of Champions League to win the match by a big margin of 8-2 in a knock outmatch.