Bayern Munich surpasses Lyon to qualify

Bayern Munich, who beat Olympique Lyon 3-0, reached the final in the UEFA Champions League and became the rival of Paris Saint-Germain.

In the semi-final of the most important club-level tournament of European football, Germany's Bayern Munich team and the French team Olympique Lyon met.

The Jose Alvalade Stadium in Lisbon, Portugal, hosted the match between Bayern Munich, which took the cup to its museum 5 times, and Lyon, which took the semi-finals once again after 2010, the best in its history.

Lyon approached the goal with Depay in the 4th minute and Ekambi in the 17th minute, but Bayern Munich was the party that changed the scoreboard. Gnabry, who got the ball on the right wing towards the middle, put his team ahead in the 18th minute with a kick from the penalty area.

In the 33rd minute, Lewandowski couldn't effectively hit the ball that Perisic turned inside from the left of the penalty area. Finding the ball in front of the goalkeeper, Gnabry scored the second goal for himself and his team.

The first half resulted in Bayern Munich's 2-0 lead.

The Polish center forward of Bayern Munich, Lewandowski, did not pass the semi-final without goals. In the 88th minute, Lewandowski, who rose to the middle from the free kick used near the right corner point, made the score 3-0. Lewandowski increased the number of goals in the Champions League to 15 this season.

Bayern Munich, who left the field with a 3-0 victory, made his name in the finals for the 11th time.

The final between Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich will be played at 22:00 on Sunday, August 23.