Bayern Munich successfully beat Arsenal 3-1 in the last 16 of the Champions League at the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday or Wednesday (02/20/2013). Three goals scored Bayern's Toni Kroos, Thomas Muller and Mario Mandzukic. While the home team cut the score by Lukas Podolski. Arsenal had taken the initiative to attack. In the third minute, Jack Wilshere cleverly send feedback breakthrough to Santi Cazorla on the right side of the field. However, the occasion failed to bear fruit because Cazorla cross the ball can still cut well by Manuel Neuer.
Continue to be attacked, Bayern tried out the pressure. As a result, their efforts were fruitless because Kroos able to silence the home supporters after successfully scored in the seventh minute. Exploiting cross Muller, Kross kicks off the first time was able to be driven Szczesny. Theo Walcott could make hard-working defense five minutes later. Starting from behind the attacks, the England midfielder to penetrate into the heart of Bayern's defense. Lucky, failed to use the opportunity well that produces only a corner kick for the Gunners.
Trying to equalize, it must be re Arsenal conceded in the 21st minute through Muller creations. Starting from a corner kick which was then greeted Daniel van Buyten's header. However, Szczesny imperfect header was brushed off the ball and then immediately struck by Muller to change the score to 2-0 for Bayern. Two goals down, the home side tried to push Bayern back to cut the difference in scores. However, a number of opportunities Theo Walcott and his friends often deadlocked because the visitors' defense look pretty disciplined.
In the 37th minute, for example, when Walcott get a chance after being able to take advantage of mistakes Bayern defender David Alaba. However, after a heart stab action Bayern defense, the ball can still kick blocked defenders. After halftime, Arsenal finally able to minimize the position to be 1-2 with a goal by Lukas Podolski at minute 55. The German bomber successfully netted the goal to maximize bait Neuer after Jack Wilshere corner. In the second half, the Arsenal game improved. Many rely on action and Walcott Cazorla on the wings, the Gunners were able to make several times the Bayern defense had to work hard. While relying on the visitors themselves look a quick counter attack.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, also include Thomas Rosicky and Olivier Giroud in the middle innings to add the power on his squad. That change almost paid off when the ball kicks Giroud receiving feedback Walcott is not tolerated well by Neuer in the 72nd minute. However, again the Arsenal rearguard lack of concentration when escorting the bombers Bayern. Starting from the action Robben in midfield. He then gave feedback to Philipp Lahm who immediately sent the ball into the penalty box. Mandzukic was quickly grab the bait ball to return to widen the gap to 3-1 for his team.
Arsenal was awarded a free kick in the last minute of the match, which led to the Cazorla shot from the left side of the field. However, the ball can still be blocked kick back row Bayern. Score 3-1 to Bayern survives until the referee blew the long whistle. According to the UEFA, throughout the match, Arsenal had the ball as much as 54 percent and created eight accurate shots from 11 businesses. The Bayern off eight golden opportunity from 16 experiments.
Lineup:
Arsenal (4-2-3-1): 1-Wojciech Szczesny, 3-Bacary Sagna, 4-Per Mertesacker, 5-Thomas Vermaelen, Laurent Koscielny-6, 8-Mikel Arteta, 10-Jack Wilshere, 14-Theo Walcott, 16-Aaron Ramsey (7-Thomas Rosicky 70), 19-Santi Cazorla, 9-Lukas Podolski (12-Olivier Giroud 72).
Bayern (4-5-1): 1-Manuel Neuer, 4-Dante, 5-Daniel Van Buyten, 21-Philipp Lahm, Franck Ribery 7-(10-Arjen Robben 63), 8-Javi MartÃnez, 25-Thomas Muller, 27-David Alaba, 31-Bastian Schweinsteiger, 39-Toni Kroos (30-Luis Gustavo 73), 9-Mario Mandzukic.
Trying to equalize, it must be re Arsenal conceded in the 21st minute through Muller creations. Starting from a corner kick which was then greeted Daniel van Buyten's header. However, Szczesny imperfect header was brushed off the ball and then immediately struck by Muller to change the score to 2-0 for Bayern. Two goals down, the home side tried to push Bayern back to cut the difference in scores. However, a number of opportunities Theo Walcott and his friends often deadlocked because the visitors' defense look pretty disciplined.
In the 37th minute, for example, when Walcott get a chance after being able to take advantage of mistakes Bayern defender David Alaba. However, after a heart stab action Bayern defense, the ball can still kick blocked defenders. After halftime, Arsenal finally able to minimize the position to be 1-2 with a goal by Lukas Podolski at minute 55. The German bomber successfully netted the goal to maximize bait Neuer after Jack Wilshere corner. In the second half, the Arsenal game improved. Many rely on action and Walcott Cazorla on the wings, the Gunners were able to make several times the Bayern defense had to work hard. While relying on the visitors themselves look a quick counter attack.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, also include Thomas Rosicky and Olivier Giroud in the middle innings to add the power on his squad. That change almost paid off when the ball kicks Giroud receiving feedback Walcott is not tolerated well by Neuer in the 72nd minute. However, again the Arsenal rearguard lack of concentration when escorting the bombers Bayern. Starting from the action Robben in midfield. He then gave feedback to Philipp Lahm who immediately sent the ball into the penalty box. Mandzukic was quickly grab the bait ball to return to widen the gap to 3-1 for his team.
Arsenal was awarded a free kick in the last minute of the match, which led to the Cazorla shot from the left side of the field. However, the ball can still be blocked kick back row Bayern. Score 3-1 to Bayern survives until the referee blew the long whistle. According to the UEFA, throughout the match, Arsenal had the ball as much as 54 percent and created eight accurate shots from 11 businesses. The Bayern off eight golden opportunity from 16 experiments.
Lineup:
Arsenal (4-2-3-1): 1-Wojciech Szczesny, 3-Bacary Sagna, 4-Per Mertesacker, 5-Thomas Vermaelen, Laurent Koscielny-6, 8-Mikel Arteta, 10-Jack Wilshere, 14-Theo Walcott, 16-Aaron Ramsey (7-Thomas Rosicky 70), 19-Santi Cazorla, 9-Lukas Podolski (12-Olivier Giroud 72).
Bayern (4-5-1): 1-Manuel Neuer, 4-Dante, 5-Daniel Van Buyten, 21-Philipp Lahm, Franck Ribery 7-(10-Arjen Robben 63), 8-Javi MartÃnez, 25-Thomas Muller, 27-David Alaba, 31-Bastian Schweinsteiger, 39-Toni Kroos (30-Luis Gustavo 73), 9-Mario Mandzukic.
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