“Absolutely incredible shot. He showed his world-class class, “praised rival Tomasz Kedziora, Polish defender in the service of Dynamo Kyiv.” The goal is worth seeing, “Bayern coach Julian Nagelsmann smiled contentedly after the match (1: 2).
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His team will win the Champions League for the fourth time in a row, the twelfth in fourteen seasons and the eighteenth in history. Only Barcelona, which will be the opponent in the last match in the group, has three more wins.
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The Bavarian giant was under pressure. He lost to the Bundesliga overture after six years with Augsburg on Friday, and Kimmich, Gnabry, Musiala, Cuisance and Choupo-Moting were missing from the snowy Kiev team, who were in close contact with a person who tested positive for covid-19.
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“It was not an easy match. The conditions on the field and the condition of our staff, both were on the edge. Hernández, who had been replaced, had to take over the break, and we didn’t have a third stopper. It annoys me that we did not add a third goal, which would break Kiev’s resistance, “commented Julian Nagelsmann, Bayern’s coach, on the battle in Ukraine.
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The Bavarian team has scored in each of the last 27 Champions League matches, scoring 90 goals. Bayern last scored zero on goals scored in February 2019 at Liverpool (0: 0). This is the longest series of goals scored in the history of the competition.
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The Champions League match in Kiev was played in difficult winter conditions.Photo: Valentyn Ogirenko, Reuters
Lewandowski scored in the ninth Champions League match in a row. For the second time in history, he presented such a great series, which no one else can boast of. He completed the first one in August 2020. Ruud van Nistelrooy and Cristiano Ronaldo also have nine consecutive hits at least once in their careers in Europe’s most prestigious club competition.
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“He is an exceptional player and I hope he wins the Golden Ball this year,” commented Kedziora on the exceptional performance of Lewandowski, who has nine goals after five matches in this year’s Champions League.
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