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The deadliest duo in the history of the Champions League: the numbers of Bayern Munich
Lewandowski and Gnabry reached 24 goals together this season and broke Ronaldo and Bale's record. Bayern with a rare streak before the final and also a record for average goals
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After the crazy 2: 8 over Barcelona, tonight (Wednesday) Bayern Munich did their part in the Champions League semi-final as well. This time it was not a historic victory that will be remembered for generations, but the bottom line is no less important, and that is that thanks to the 0: 3 over Lyon, the Bavarians qualified for the factory final for the 11th time in their history and the first since the 2012/13 season. On Sunday, a huge battle awaits them against the hot Paris Saint-Germain, and we have no choice but to count the hours. Serge Gnabry was the hero of the evening with a wonderful goal in the 18th minute, in the 33rd minute he pushed close and completed a double, and in the 88th minute the formidable Robert Lewandowski put the icing on the cake. The mighty striker celebrated his ninth consecutive Champions League conquest - two less than Cristiano Ronaldo's record, and the 15th goal of the season at the factory (also in this case, the record belongs to the Portuguese star - 17 in the 2013/14 season).
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* Bayern Munich reached the Champions League / Champions League final for the 11th time in history and equaled Milan. Only Real Madrid (16) has more appearances in the final.
* Bayern Munich have scored 158 goals in 51 games this season.
* Bayern Munich became the first team to win their first 10 games of the season in the Champions League, breaking Barcelona's record with 9 of the 2002/03 season.
* Bayern Munich have scored 42 goals in their 10 Champions League games this season. Only Barcelona of 1999/00 scored more, with 46 goals, but did so in 16 games and its average is lower than the historic 4.2 of the Bavarians.
* This will be the fourth time a team from Germany has met a team from France in a European final, and so far only the Germans have waved. This happened to Bayern twice, including in the only final against a rival from France in the Champions Cup, when they defeated Saint-Etienne 0-1 in 1976.
* Robert Lewandowski has scored 15 goals in nine Champions League games - one more than Lyon's 14.
* Lewandowski (15) and Serge Gnabry (9) became the most prolific duo in the history of the Champions League, breaking the record of Cristiano Ronaldo (16) and Gareth Bale (7) who together scored 23 goals in the Real Madrid uniform in 2013/14.
* Lewandowski has scored in all nine of his Champions League games this season, equaling Rod Van Nistelrooy's 2002/03 season. Only Ronaldo with 11 consecutive games (two years ago) is ahead of him.
* Lebandowski has a total of 55 goals in all competitions in the 2019/20 season. He scored in every appearance in the Champions League and did not find the net in only eight of the 47 games in which he was a partner this season.
* Gnabri has risen to second place in the ranking of German conquerors in one season in the Champions League. He has nine goals this season, and only Mario Gomez with 12 in the 2011/12 season is ahead of him.
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We have a team. #AlwaysWeiter #Finale ?? @fcbayern @championsleague
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Fiiiiiiiiinnnaaaaaallleeee! ???? ⚽️ Well served, @sergegnabry and @ _rl9? ? #UCL #final #olfcb #miasanmia #onesteptogo #fcbayern #esmuellert #dertripletraumlebt
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Jaaaaa !!! Finale, oh oh, Finale oh oh? ⚪️ # missionlis6on #packmas @fcbayern
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The former Bayern Munich goalkeeper and current board member Oliver Kahn wrote: "2020 final! Our belief in Treble is still alive more than ever. Great team play today. One more step on the way."
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