Premier League, take note: PSG and Bayern Munich's flying forward lines are the future of football
Bayern Munich's Thrilling Champions League Quarter-Final
Just like pretty much everyone else on the planet, former Liverpool defender Stephen Warnock thoroughly enjoyed Bayern Munich's thrilling Champions League quarter-final against Real Madrid. The tie ebbed and flowed for 180 mesmerising minutes before the Bavarians eventually prevailed 6-4 on aggregate, thanks in no small part to Eduardo Camavinga's idiotic dismissal in the closing stages of the second leg.
Bayern Munich's Front-Foot Football
However, even though Bayern had ended up winning both legs, and by playing front-foot football from start to finish, Warnock had his doubts over the Germans' ability to go all the way.
- Bayern Munich won the tie 6-4 on aggregate
- The tie lasted 180 minutes
- Eduardo Camavinga was dismissed in the second leg
Stephen Warnock enjoyed Bayern Munich's thrilling Champions League quarter-final against Real Madrid
Implications for the Premier League
The performance of Bayern Munich and potentially PSG could have implications for the Premier League and the future of football.
