Bayern Munich have secured their place in the Champions League quarter-finals with a dominant 5-0 aggregate win over Bayer Leverkusen, finishing the job with a 2-0 victory in the second leg at the BayArena.
Leverkusen, missing key playmaker Florian Wirtz, struggled to create chances despite showing more energy than in the first leg. They stayed organized defensively early on, but as halftime neared, their hopes of a comeback faded.
The second half started badly for Xabi Alonso’s side as Harry Kane took advantage of a defensive mistake to score from a set-piece.
With the tie already decided, Leverkusen tried to respond, but Alphonso Davies put the game to bed with a well-executed team goal, exposing their defensive weaknesses once more.
Over both legs, Leverkusen’s struggles were clear, with most of Bayern’s goals coming from costly errors.
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