The Bayern Taly his ‘Playoff’ Champions League in Glasgow and the Milan Flojaa in Rotterdam

The FC Bayern Munich channeled its access to the round of 16 of the Champions League after winning 1-2 to Celtic FC, while AC Milan has lost 1-0 during its visit to Feyenoord, the Bruges Club He has won 2-1 at the Atalanta BC with a controversial penalty and SL Benfica has defeated As Monaco 0-1.

The second round of the first leg in these eighteen finals opened at the Jan Breydel stadium. The premises dominated many moments of the first half, a goal included by Ferran Jutglà with a volley without dropping the ball after having tamed a Chemsdine Talbi pass.

However, the witches granted occasions before the break and fit the 1-1 in a header from Mario Pasalic, after a center of Davide Zappacosta with the right hand to changed band. In the resumption, Zappacosta himself crashed a header in the post, rebuild from another clear opportunity that did not take advantage of Lazar Samardzic.

Despite the obvious visiting improvement, the referee whistled at the time of discount a penalty very protested by the Atalanta, after a slight swipe of Isak Hien on the face of Gustaf Nilsson; He scored it with Temple and thus gave an advantage in the tie to the Belgian team.

Meanwhile, in the Celtic Park of Glasgow, Jamal Musiala and Michael Olise monopolized the greatest threat actions on the local goal, and also Harry Kane put Kasper Schmeichel in trouble. The resistance of the Scottish team lasted until 45 ‘, when Olise controlled a long pass and was outlined to send a left -footed shot to the squad.

At the beginning of the second part, Joshua Kimmich took the corner and Kane scored 0-2 with a left-handed volley, free of marking on the distant stick. The Celtic cut distances in the 79th minute, at the exit of another corner and the root of a noise culminated in Daizen Maeda with a header in the small area of ​​the visitors.

In spite Munich.

Rafael Leão Y João Félix, Sin Poutería

On the other hand, in ‘De Kuip’, Igor Paixão advanced the hosts in minute 3, having looked out to the left peak of the Milanese area to execute a satin right where the goalkeeper Mike Maignan failed next to the strain of the post. Portuguese Rafael Leão and his compatriot João Félix looked for the tie, but without luck before the break.

On the ‘Rossonero’ side, Tijjani Reijnders had erred a clear shot at the beginning of the duel and repeated failed after the break, because Timon Wellenreuther was erected in the key of Feyenoord to avoid the goal to Samu Chukwueze and then again João Félix. Milan will trust his future options in San Siro for the return of day 18 (18.45 hours).

Finally, at the Luis II Stadium, a goal by Vangelis Pavlidis just after the break sealed the victory of Benfica. After a long pass from Tomás Araújo on the right side, Pavlidis won the sprint to a defender and, as soon as he stepped on the rival area, he beat the goalkeeper with a subtle petroleum jelly without too much angle to enter the goal.