01x04 - Episode 4

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CHAMPIONS LEAGUE QUARTERFINAL

FC BAYERN VS. PSG - 04/07/21 - FIRST LEG

Let's go!

It's last year's final all over again.

Bayern Munich host Paris Saint-Germain.

Eight months after Lisbon,

they meet again.

Of course the Parisian team

has a score to settle here.

Bayern with Goretzka.

Nice cross to Hernandez.

That should be the first chance

for Bayern Munich. Hernandez!

Great corner kick,

and there's Choupo-Moting.

Good chance. That was another

opportunity for FC Bayern.

Kimmich loses possession

and now PSG attack for the first time,

with Neymar, to Mbappé and he shoots,

and there's the lead for PSG.

1-0.

Why'd you let them through?

Still in possession,

and Sané makes a run,

and lays it off for Pavard …

The team from Munich

are doing their thing.

Whoa, that was close.

And the free kick taken by Kimmich,

there's Goretzka, Goretzka!

No goal!

Paris at the other end.

Neymar to Marquinhos,

that looked off-side.

It's 2-0 and the goal stands.

Two shots, two goals.

- Leon has to come off, right Hansi?

Sub Leon! We've been

one man down for five minutes!

Goretzka has to come off.

And it looks like

Süle will be substituted as well.

What's up Nicky?

- My thigh again, out of the blue.

Boateng with a strong challenge.

Sané … and a shot from Alaba,

and Müller …

Müller from four yards out.

Kimmich to Pavard, nice cross …

Choupo-Moting!

Bayern are back in the game.

It's not over yet, guys.

We had four chances to score!

I feel like I need longer cleats.

Okay, guys.

By all the stats, we are better.

We can't change the score.

But the way we're playing is good.

Except for the two goals.

Guys, stay determined

to get a shot on goal.

Some shots were side-footed,

like you had a bad knee.

Guys, seriously, go for it,

if you see a chance, take it.

It's 8 shots on goal to 2

in the first half, but PSG lead.

FC Bayern continue the pressure,

there's a chance for Pavard.

They're fighting to equalize

and they need to,

or it will be very tight

in the return leg.

Next chance for Bayern,

a Kimmich free kick, Müller …

It's gone in! It's 2-2.

It's all level once again.

A simple victory in the return leg

would suffice. Uh-oh, Draxler!

He slips it through to Di Maria. Mbappé.

Can Boateng keep up?

Mbappé, still Mbappé …

Crap!

- All going wrong today.

23 shots on goal to 4,

yet FC Bayern are losing a game

that they just should not be losing.

Guys, we'll score the goals in Paris,

and we'll be the ones celebrating, okay?

We'll go full of confidence

and play just like tonight,

only this time we'll score. Okay?

Yeah, when I move,

it feels a little bit better.

It's here, mainly.

Hi, Tanguy.

Is it just here or does it

also spread down here?

Do you feel anything in your back

or in your buttocks?

Anything in the groin?

- No.

Turn on your stomach please.

Here, these points,

when I press here, any pain? - No.

Alright. In my opinion

you should be okay for today.

Good.

Leon has a very severe muscle strain.

So there's always tension in the muscle.

It'll be touch-and-go

for the return leg.

The problem is

if we send him back too soon,

there's a risk he'll do some

serious damage to the muscle.

But we will do everything

in our power to enable him to play.

We have a lot of injuries right now,

with Lewandowski,

Niklas Süle and Serge Gnabry.

Then there's also Lucas Hernandez

who has severely bruised ribs.

It's so painful that every breath hurts.

But Lucas is a fighter. He doesn't

really care how painful it is.

He'll do all he can

to get back on the field.

Hey Lucas!

So let's work on you

being able to give interviews soon.

Pre- and post-match. Obviously, right?

We had trouble …

- … getting into the game.

You said earlier …

When are you aggressive?

In a duel. Yes, duel.

- Yes, very good.

My agent called me one day and said

that Bayern were interested.

A week later he told me Hasan wanted

to see me, to meet me in person.

So I met up with him.

Hasan speaks good Spanish,

so we had no trouble communicating.

He's easygoing. In Spain,

sporting directors aren't like Hasan.

Sure, they manage their players,

but they're not with the team every day.

But here the sporting director

mixes with us, just another guy.

So it's like a little family.

Last season we saw

the quality Lucas has on the ball.

His aggressive style

is an enormous asset to our team.

The next step for him

is to become a leader,

then we'll really enjoy having him here.

On our defense,

there are more French defenders

than there are Germans.

I said to Max, instead of German,

please could we speak French.

We're all friends in this group.

There's a really nice atmosphere here.

Tolisso, what a lucky shot.

Coman! Kingsley Coman!

Benjamin Pavard!

I've known these guys since I was a kid.

You're in a foreign country, but then

you find people speak the same language.

It helps you integrate. You feel at home

even though you're abroad.

I like the mentality.

Call it the German mentality,

as they want to win everything.

That's the attitude here.

But we're good friends too and have fun.

We're together often, most of the time.

Bayern have always had French players,

like Lizarazu or Sagnol.

It's the tradition. I don't know why,

but we love Bayern München.

Next year important players are leaving,

like Javi,

like Jérôme, like David.

They're leaders of the team.

So, without these players,

it's obvious that

the team needs to renew itself,

and others take over these roles.

And I'm prepared to take that on.

And to give all I can on the field,

and to be a leader on the field, sure.

APRIL 9, 2021 - 4 DAYS BEFORE SECOND LEG

Hello.

PRESS CONFERENCE SÄBENER STRASSE

Alright?

Hello everyone. So let's get started.

Who was first in line?

Will the club cooperate

regardless of your contract situation

if the DFB approaches you?

The CEO, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge,

has asked everyone

to be calm in this situation.

Mr. Flick, can you imagine the job

of being German national coach?

I know that all of you …

have a job to do, to get as much

information as possible out of Flick

or to be on top of any new development.

I completely understand that.

But please understand that if this

question comes up again in the future,

I will reply, "Next question please."

Because I don't want to hear it.

What I don't quite understand

about this whole routine

is the longer you don't speak clearly,

the longer it remains an issue.

Why don't you stop …

No! Next question please.

At that point you noticed

it was grating. It was obvious.

Hansi's remarks were

very different from the previous season.

You got the impression

he was less a coach and more

a politician or a manager or a diplomat.

That he'd stopped doing what he loves,

being on the field, tinkering,

being close to the team,

and trying things out.

Being head coach is

not necessarily desirable.

I have to be honest.

So let's see who's the prettiest

in this team photo.

People have different tastes.

Okay, then the top three for appearance.

Liza.

- Yes. Okay.

A little compact one.

So, here's my top three.

If we're only talking about looks,

Gerry could be a top model.

Yeah! By Bavarian standards you couldn't

pick a better face to carve in wood.

Ballack has striking features.

- Yeah, he's good-looking.

And Owen isn't bad-looking.

Quite wholesome.

Owen is number one for me.

I think Liza is …

So, number one, two, three …

because he's great.

Gerry is four.

Balle is five.

- Yes.

Let's take off the mask

and have a whiff.

I told you.

- It smells a little bit.

That's the smell of the semi-final.

Why can't we win 2-0 in Paris?

If there's one thing

that distinguishes FC Bayern,

it's that we always come back

after a defeat.

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL - MAY 26, 1999

Welcome to a very special game today.

The Champions League final in Barcelona.

FC Bayern Munich

versus Manchester United.

It would be huge for FC Bayern

to win this European soccer crown again.

It's been 23 years

since FC Bayern last won this title.

That was on the edge of the box.

That will be a free kick

from a very dangerous position.

Basler scores! Goal! Goal! Goal!

Goal! Goal for Basler!

Manchester United

are facing an uphill battle now.

We played a very good game.

We were closer to 2-0

than Man Utd. were to equalizing.

What magic from Scholl

and then he just hits the post.

We clearly dominated the game.

We should have won 4-0.

Bicycle kick hits the bar, unbelievable!

In the 89th minute, the great Pelé

was sitting in the row in front of me,

and he turns and asks me,

"How much longer?"

I said, "One minute,"

and he said, "It's done."

Preparations for the award ceremony

are underway.

Our attendant had already put the

T-shirts and champagne on the bench.

That may have brought us bad luck.

Get rid of it, get rid of it!

Careful! Goal!

Unbelievable! In the 90th minute.

When it went to 1-1, I thought,

"Too bad, now there'll be extra time."

For heaven's sake, not the winner now!

- Beckham …

Sheringham to Solskjaer.

Solskjaer scores!

Manchester United

win the European Cup final

in the most dramatic fashion imaginable.

Bayern fans watching on TV

who were fetching a beer,

going, "Crap, extra time" …

They got back and it was 2-1,

and they hadn't seen the goal.

It looked like a b*ttlefield,

everyone lying on the ground.

That was a dramatic moment.

The most brutal defeat

you can experience.

I have never experienced

such deafening silence in my life.

The despair, the …

"Was that real, did that

really just happen? Is it true?"

When you lose a game like that, you look

at what went wrong, at the mistakes,

but also at how lax we were

in those moments of pressure.

Many teams are destroyed

by an experience like that.

But our players swore

they weren't done yet.

TWO YEARS LATER - HSV VS. FC BAYERN

MAY 19, 2001

The last matchday of

the 2000-2001 season

will be remembered

by generations of fans.

League leaders Bayern faced Hamburg,

while second-placed Schalke

were at home playing Unterhaching.

For reigning champions Bayern, a draw

would suffice to retain the title.

Barbarez with a header

in the 90th minute.

Oh my goodness.

Bayern staff collapse on the bench.

Losing the title at the last second.

What were the gods of soccer thinking?

This is how the result in Hamburg

was received in Gelsenkirchen.

Blue and white ecstasy.

The boys were ready to give up.

Sammy Kuffour was lying down.

I said, "Sammy,

we're not lying down,

we have four minutes left."

I told Effenberg, "We have four minutes,

you know what that means.

In four minutes,

you can score two goals, if not more."

That was the learning process.

Manchester Utd. had shown us

how it's done two years earlier.

They scored twice in three minutes.

So why couldn't we score once in four?

Then we forced Hamburg to play

a back pass under pressure again.

And then that incredible scene.

If you think of that now …

And Kahn goes wading in.

He's motivated to the end.

He's going to show the whole world.

Is it true you wanted to take

the free kick yourself? - Naturally.

Why not?

He ran around like an animal.

Like a predator intimidating his prey.

Then Effenberg comes up and says,

"Out of the way. Let Patrik sh**t."

Patrik Andersson. And I said, "Why him?"

He said Patrik had the hardest shot.

Alright. Good point.

League title or the next tragedy?

Andersson … Goal!

It's in! I don't believe it.

That's Bayern, they'll score a goal

in the last minute.

They believe in themselves

till the last minute.

When the others give up,

call it a day, or throw in the towel,

Bayern always keep believing.

f*cking Bayern.

You don't just learn from defeat.

FC Bayern proved that. More than

anything you also learn from success,

because success breeds success.

And you will find that nowhere

more so than here.

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL

The entire world of soccer

is watching this final.

This time it could work out

for Ottmar Hitzfeld and his team.

Two years ago it was so damn close

for FC Bayern Munich,

and it didn't work out.

I think our victory in Hamburg

enabled us

to be successful in this final.

Even just the banner saying,

"Today is a good day to make history".

That was really cool. I mean, wow!

I still get goosebumps.

Bustling, nudging, what a mess!

What will the referee do?

He points to the penalty spot.

Like in a movie, first everyone's flat

on their face and everything goes wrong.

Then there's a great journey with many

challenges. But it doesn't go smoothly.

And there's another penalty kick.

And Bayern have the chance

to level the score. No!

The bad movie continues. Unbelievable!

Again the ref points to the spot.

The score is one all after 120 minutes.

The pressure was on because

before me Paulo Sergio missed.

This is a never-ending story.

I took the ball.

I walked over and I knew I'd score.

Goal! Goal! Goal!

FC Bayern are back on top!

Kahn makes the save,

and it's level again.

Great!

And Kahn tips it on to the bar

and it's a save!

Boys, please, please,

after 25 years,

please bring the cup home.

Pellegrino versus Kahn.

FC Bayern! It's FC Bayern!

We've won the cup! Unbelievable.

I can't believe it. Bayern!

We've been waiting for this since 1976.

As Bayern Munich, we have to

rely heavily on our culture of winning.

On this mind-set that gets lived out

at this club.

PSG and Manchester City

still haven't won the Champions League.

The ability to win

is something you can't buy,

it can only be passed down

from generation to generation.

APRIL 11, 2021

TWO DAYS BEFORE THE SECOND LEG

Our performance in the first leg

against PSG was great actually,

as we created lots of opportunities,

but we got punished for two mistakes.

With the same commitment

and a little luck, anything is possible.

We're very focused.

I think you can see that in the team.

In Paris we have every chance

of reaching the semifinals.

Aside from knowing

that we have to score

at least two goals,

we're approaching the game very

positively. We're in good spirits.

After the first game, I was very angry

and disappointed with the result.

But I'm sure

we'll take them out in Paris.

Let's talk about the Super League.

Celebrated by its creators, criticized

by fans and canceled by the clubs.

Here's the short story

of the Super League that for 60 hours

rocked European soccer.

What we've seen in the wake

of the Super League fiasco

is that some clubs were actually willing

to leave their national leagues.

In regard to Bayern Munich and the DFL,

that would be unthinkable.

I'm no hypocrite. I like to have

games against Real Madrid.

But I think it's also

important that Bayern Munich

play in places that are out of the way.

BOARD MEETING

I'd like to take another look

back at the Super League.

I think the decision we made together

was absolutely correct,

and once again we see

how different soccer is from business.

Nobody was invited or informed.

None of those highly decorated people

considered

that something like this

should be done differently.

I find it unbelievably stupid.

Have you been … - Yes,

I've been in constant contact with UEFA.

I just had another talk

with the president.

I don't know anyone who is

as well-connected internationally

as Karl-Heinz Rummenigge.

It's been good for us all,

but especially for FC Bayern.

When Karl-Heinz Rummenigge

joined the Bayern Munich board,

he realized right away that soccer is

becoming more and more international.

Kalle is the diplomat,

the foreign minister.

His experience and the network

that he has are priceless for the club.

He's also one of the few

real world-class players

to become CEO of a top club.

The decisive criterion

is that Italian and Spanish soccer

suffer from huge cash flow problems.

The bottom line is simply

that we all have to lower the bar.

We have to reduce costs

and rationalize things

that we once considered irrational.

Even at 17 I wasn't sure I wanted

to be a professional player.

I went to school to get a regular job as

a bank clerk at the Volksbank Lippstadt,

but of course I played soccer.

After talks with Bayern Munich,

all the other clubs came to me

and said I shouldn't go to

Bayern Munich, I wouldn't have a chance.

Hoeneß, Breitner,

Maier, Müller play there,

and of course Franz Beckenbauer.

Franz brought a new era to soccer,

by appearing at the Vienna Opera Ball,

the Wagner Festival in Bayreuth

and so on.

That was totally unheard of

for a footballer.

He turned out in a tux, and he made

soccer acceptable to polite society.

Red cheeks! We called him red cheeks.

That was Karl-Heinz's nickname.

Karl-Heinz was very shy. He needed

support. I'll never forget, in Glasgow

against St. Etienne,

that was his first final.

He was so nervous. So we told him

to drink a whisky before the game.

"That will help to calm you down."

Yeah! He was always very, very nervous.

Back in the hotel I passed a group

of journalists around Franz Beckenbauer.

They asked him if he thought

there was anyone on the team

who could take his place

when he was gone.

And he said, "Sure, there's Karl-Heinz

Rummenigge, but he's a sausage."

I was just walking past him

at that exact moment,

and I was very surprised by his reply.

I was utterly perplexed.

But he really started a fire inside me,

and I thought, "I'll show you!"

Outstanding performance from Rummenigge,

and that makes it 1-0.

He was a terrific footballer,

one of the best of his time.

Karl-Heinz was an exceptional player,

incredibly resilient,

physically strong,

and he had amazing ball control.

Here comes Rummenigge.

The "Breitnigge" duo,

when he and Paul Breitner teamed up.

A one-two between

Rummenigge and Breitner …

Rummenigge makes it 1-0!

It started with Franz

that soccer became a people business,

and then it was me in the '80s.

Karl-Heinz Rummenigge

- What a man

Rummenigge, Rummenigge

- I'm a fan

Karl-Heinz Rummenigge

- He's so strong

Rummenigge, Rummenigge all night long

Rummenigge, Rummenigge all night long

And then all of a sudden

my private life became part of it.

I've never had a problem with that.

I think when you play soccer

you have to accept privacy is relative.

More!

- More?

In both the '70s and '80s in Germany,

soccer was still a very peripheral

part of society in the media.

Rummenigge was European player

of the year, multiple golden boot-winner

and the star of his time,

also on the Germany team.

And of course he got many offers

from other clubs, and from abroad.

Mr. Rummenigge, ZDF,

can I ask a question?

No. Not about that subject.

But then there was this incredible offer

from Inter Milan,

and Karl-Heinz Rummenigge left the club.

And with this transfer,

he and Uli Hoeneß

were able to save FC Bayern financially.

Tuesday, Milan. The new Inter president,

Ernesto Pellegrini,

finally puts an end to the rumors.

Karl-Heinz Rummenigge will now wear

the blue-black jersey of Inter.

I don't think there is a favorite,

Napoli are a good team.

He's a great guy and a good friend.

- Blonds are good-looking.

I had a great time as a footballer,

but by the time a player is 34 or 35,

your time is over

and you have to let go.

Then in 1991 I got the SOS call

from FC Bayern Munich.

Protest and turmoil in the stands.

There was trouble on the sporting side.

The financial situation wasn't great.

Up to 70,000 fans used to come.

Today there were 18,000.

FC Bayern asked Franz Beckenbauer and me

if we'd get the ship back on course.

Thus two ex-players came back on board.

God gave me the talent

for my first career as a player

when I was born.

But for my second career,

I had no natural-born talent,

so I'm grateful to

the people at the time

who supported me, challenged me

and above all trusted me.

How're we doing this? Are we recording?

No, we are broadcasting,

and this is live.

I first came here when I was 18.

Now I've been with Bayern Munich

for over 46 years.

This is my last year.

I look back with joy and pride,

and I look ahead with curiosity.

Because luckily my health is good,

I have a wonderful family,

I have good friends, and I enjoy

some nice hobbies. I'm curious.

He's dreaming! That's all I have to say.

If he sleeps in every morning,

and reads the paper at the

breakfast table for a bit longer,

he'll soon realize

what a difference it is,

and at the beginning at least, he'll

really miss it a lot, without a doubt.

APRIL 12, 2021

ONE DAY BEFORE THE SECOND LEG

Warm up for the first two minutes,

then meet over there.

Leon needs tests,

to see if he can play in Paris,

if it makes sense for him to travel.

And then a quick change on one side.

Lucas Hernandez is another injured

player, but that's just a pain issue.

Push harder. Good.

We're assuming that

he'll tell us he will be available.

Everything okay, Leon?

- Yes. Two more.

Okay, go on, but don't overdo it.

- Yes, I know.

Let's wait till tomorrow

and then we'll go from there.

I don't want to take any risks.

I really think I can do it.

- Let's just wait and see.

Robert, they're in order of importance.

- What?

It starts with Süle's stuff and then …

- Süle, yes, you're right.

He works harder than all of us.

- That's right.

Süle! Half man, half beast.

I'll give you 20 seconds.

- What?

Get moving, pumpkin!

- You're late!

Let's work the thighs.

Hey.

- What?

90 degrees.

It is.

- That's 70 degrees tops.

Bring your angle gauge.

- It's missing by that much.

I'm not in the mood for a lesson.

BAYERN IN SHOCK LOSS TO PSG

IN QUARTERFINAL FIRST LEG

I know you won't want to discuss

your coach's future,

but there's definitely a strange

mood about this game.

When I was a boy, we had "FC Hollywood".

It wasn't due to events on the field,

it was due to reports of other aspects.

So whenever there's turbulence,

that's a compliment to journalists.

On the other hand,

I know you all well enough

to realize you won't stop asking

just because we win in Paris.

Jérôme Boateng's contract won't be

renewed. How do you view that decision?

Jérôme and I have been through a lot,

but it's completely wrong for players

to comment on transfers

or on contractual matters.

Or things would get out of hand like …

they are doing.

Crap. Now I've put my foot in it.

Crap. Now I've put my foot in it.

Right, so …

What a bonehead.

- I realized what I was saying …

FC Hollywood,

I was a co-founder of FC Hollywood.

Or not the co-founder, but I was there

when FC Hollywood was created.

Are you ready?

I think there have never been so many

alpha males and characters in one place!

We have to get a better grip

on our players.

All bottle empty!

- We're top of the table.

What liberty you take!

That's an outrage!

Then in the '90s there was this huge

influx of private TV stations in Germany

and they were prepared to spend lots

of money on soccer as entertainment.

So suddenly the players

also became pop stars.

I knew this would come up.

I have all I want, I can buy all I want

and I have a pretty girlfriend.

Journalists only asked about

what happened last night

and not about the next match.

It was all about partying

or the Oktoberfest.

It fits FC Bayern. And it's Munich,

it's always fun. It never gets boring.

I'm not someone who'll put up with that.

Mark my words.

It was the best time I've had

at Bayern Munich.

Personally, I never found

the expression negative.

Because soccer is also …

I know a lot of people

will throw their hands up in horror …

Yes, but football is also entertainment.

B!

We have to use elevator B.

Looks like I'm the first one here.

What now?

Seems my room key hasn't been activated.

Five past. Normally there'd be

30 people sitting here eating.

The Bayern players are

too stupid to take the elevator.

The instructions are too difficult.

Then I'll just wait a little.

Oh, crap.

9 HOURS BEFORE THE SECOND LEG

We're doing a small training session

with Leon,

who says he has some hamstring niggles.

We have to stimulate the muscle,

build up tension, and see if it works.

And then we'll see

if that's enough for tonight or not.

Are they doing the whole setup?

Good old cones.

- That's life as a coach, huh?

Guess that's right.

Chest, then inside, and again.

And left.

Go, go, go! That's it. Keep going.

It feels a bit off.

PARIS CHARLES DE GAULLE AIRPOR

3 HOURS BEFORE THE SECOND LEG

We have the discussion

about Hansi Flick.

Normally there would be no discussion.

We have a contract with Hansi Flick

and his contract lasts

until at least the end

of the 2021-22 season.

On the other hand, Hansi hasn't

clarified his position regarding

his contract or his future at the club.

As we're responsible,

we're a bit uneasy about this situation.

He's won everything there is to win,

then suddenly the national team calls.

I totally understand that this is

something that you want to consider.

That said, the only thing that interests

me is what's best for the club.

In Munich I learned

that the club is the boss.

So the club always will remain

and you are just a part of the period.

So when the club decides,

you have to do it.

It's not for the player or the manager

to say, "No, I don't want to it."

It's, "No, no. The club said you have to

do it. You are going to do it. Shut up!"

I intended to quit in 2001. I told Uli

and he said, "Are you crazy?

That's out of the question.

You're staying!" And that was that.

You always tell yourself to be positive.

You push yourself, and if you see

somebody isn't pushing, kick their a*s.

Go into the duels, and sometimes

it will hurt, but it doesn't matter.

Go full speed ahead

until the last second.

Full throttle.

- Are you ready?

To go on?

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE QUARTERFINAL

And welcome to the second leg

of the Champions League quarterfinal

between PSG and FC Bayern Munich. It

will be hard for the defending champions

after the 3-2 defeat in the first leg.

They need

at least two goals to advance here.

That's Kimmich,

with the first chance in this match.

Neymar goes to ground.

One roll, another roll …

It didn't look that bad.

But he's still down.

Great ball to Mbappé.

The first chance for PSG. Just wide.

Di Maria against Davis.

And Di Maria needs

medical attention immediately.

It's not only Hansi Flick

who doesn't understand that.

That gained them a minute and a half.

Navas wants to speed things up, but

Boateng robs Neymar, Choupo-Moting …

Sané, this is a big chance

for FC Bayern.

Just wide.

Great play. Mbappé finds Neymar …

Hits the post! Lucky for FC Bayern.

Great pass to Coman,

Alaba takes over …

Here's a chance for Kimmich,

but he can't control the ball.

And the referee doesn't blow for a foul.

Again Neymar passes to Mbappé.

These two work like a machine together.

Neymar's shot hits the bar.

It's a high-tempo match now. Coman …

Müller, Alaba shoots, but Navas saves,

and there's Choupo-Moting!

1-0 for Bayern!

They're one goal away

from the Champions League semifinal.

Believe in yourselves, guys.

Stick at it, stick at it.

All the 50-50 ba*ls in the first half

went their way. Now they'll go our way.

Believe me, they're scared they'll lose

and be knocked out.

Guys, this is our big chance.

Dig deep, the last reserves,

for that one shot.

One goal.

We need one more goal, guys. One goal.

The second half is underway,

between PSG and Bayern.

Sané with a nice cross,

and Coman with a header.

Neymar …

Mbappé, Di Maria, that's a big chance.

What a cool clearance by Boateng.

Mbappé, but Neuer does his Neuer thing.

That's Diallo and

another stoppage for injury.

Screw this, I don't believe this.

Without a touch from anyone.

What is this team like?

But PSG have all the time

in the world now, of course,

as it runs out for Bayern.

Oh no! No!

Yellow card for Müller.

- I don't believe it.

One goal, Bayern just need

one goal to advance.

Kimmich wins possession. Musiala,

now they can move it quickly.

Bayern push forward to get

that much-needed goal.

Sané.

Great play, Leroy Sané …

But Navas says no.

Ref! Ref! Ref!

Kaylor Navas …

Oh, and he points to his shoulder.

Hey! This is unbelievable!

He's hurt.

No. He's hurt.

Well, I'm really at a loss for words.

De puta madre!

Hey, that's too much.

- Too much?

Okay, that's football …

In the final we lost, and now you lost.

I think when every banner says

"Respect" and "Fair Play",

people should set that example.

In fact I'm very glad

that I was on the losing side

in this case.

I wouldn't trade

for any money in the world.

Jérôme, Javi and David

simply didn't deserve that,

because they really created an era here,

and that's it with Champions League now,

and I really feel for them.

I wanted it badly.

My final Champions League match,

it's sad, it's a shame. Bitter.

Have you decided on your future now?

I have just decided, yes.

We've just been eliminated

in the quarterfinals, so …

What have I been thinking?

I've been thinking about the team

and what to say after the final whistle.

I was upset too,

also about the refereeing.

Yeah …

That's not for me to comment on,

we're fair losers.

Although there were a few things

that I really don't understand.