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Bayern Beat Real 4–3 to Reach Champions League Semifinals Against PSG

The win sets up a first leg in Paris with coach Vincent Kompany barred from the touchline under UEFA’s yellow-card rule.

Overview

  • Kompany received his third caution of the campaign during the 4:3 second leg, which triggers an automatic one-match coaching-area ban for the semifinal opener at Paris Saint‑Germain on April 28.
  • The match drew criticism of referee Slavko Vincic after a late second yellow for Real’s Eduardo Camavinga, a decision several outlets called harsh as debate over key calls intensified postgame.
  • Manuel Neuer admitted his early mis-hit pass led to Real’s opener but then made key saves, while CEO Jan‑Christian Dreesen said the captain’s decision on his future is expected in the coming weeks.
  • Bayern’s progression brings a reported €15 million semifinal bonus, lifting this season’s UEFA payouts to about €83.445 million, with total takings potentially rising toward €150 million depending on further results and matchday revenue.
  • Separately in German football, Dynamo Dresden moved to expel members, issue stadium bans, and widen security buffers after April 4 fan violence, as Saxony’s interior minister urged nationwide sanctions.