Bayern Munich v Real Madrid player ratings: Kim 4, Kane 7; Kroos 9, Vinicius 8

Champions League semi-final first-leg finishes 2-2 at Allianz Arena in Germany

BAYERN MUNICH RATINGS: First real action of night was picking ball out of net as Vinicius scored in 24th minute. Good block on another effort by Brazilian when he made himself big 10 minutes from timeShow more

Full-back, who headed home winner against Arsenal in quarter-final, looked solid defensively and pushed forward when possible down right flank. AFP

Defender believes his current form warrants England recall and produced important block on Vinicius shot as Real went hunting for quick leveller in second half. Should have made it 3-1 but sent free hShow more

Nightmare evening for South Korean. Caught out by Kroos pass and Vinicius movement for opening goal. Caught out by Modric pass to same player and needed rescuing by Neuer. Booked and gave away penaltyShow more

Morrocan left-back picked up yellow card for foul on Bellingham that was centimetres away from being penalty just before break. Close call but only blemish of good show on night. PA

Energetic in centre of park, some important defensive tackles, good distribution, including one particularly clever ball over top of defence picked out Muller but veteran couldn’t control pass. EPA

Won tackles and pressed well from off which helped Bayern pile on early pressure but when Real scored, feel of game changed completely. Slightly harsh when hooked at half-time as Tuchel looked to regaShow more

Denied first-minute goal when Lunin blocked his left-footed strike. Levelled scores just after half-time when he cut inside before firing powerful shot home at keeper’s near post. Getty Images

Making his 150th CL appearance, one shy of Xavi’s record, German veteran should brilliant skill to spin away from Kroos before supplying ball to Musiala ahead Bayern winning penalty. PA

A couple of efforts off target that failed to trouble Lunin in opening 45 minutes but was his attacking surge into box that was stopped illegally by Vazquez to earn Bayern a penalty for second goal. GShow more

Nice ball through for Sane’s early chance, then had keeper back-peddling with attempt from centre circle that flew just over. Scored from spot to make it 2-1 and had half chance to make it three but sShow more

SUBS: (On for Goretzka 46’) Brought some strength and defensive protection to midfield. Getty Images

(On for Muller 80’) Getty Images

(On for Sane 87’) AP

REAL MADRID RATINGS: Blocked Sane’s early strike with leg but will be disappointed that same player’s shot found its way in at his near post to make score 1-1. Sent wrong way by Kane for penalty. EPA

Tricky evening at right-back. Gave away obvious penalty when he stuck out a leg that caught Musiala on the shin and Kane made no mistake. Booked in injury-time for foul on Davies. Getty Images

Denied Kane chance for quickfire second goal with well-timed shoulder barge with Bayern striker almost through on goal. Had hands full dealing with experienced operators in England striker and veteranShow more

Experienced club captain given nod at centre-half. Clumsy foul on Musiala on edge of box handed free-kick chance to Kane that England captain sent wide. Taken off with 25 minutes to go. EPA

Poor defending from full-back for Bayern’s leveller when he allowed Sane plenty of time and pace to cut inside and smash home. AFP

France international started in midfield and struggled in opening 20 minutes against Bayern’s intense pressing. Improved but then switched to centre-back in second half reshuffle. Getty Images

Up against old club and jeered from start but was his perfect through-ball that allowed Vinicius to open scoring. Nearly grabbed second himself but Neuer saved curling effort. Booked for foul on Kane.Show more

Like second leg of quarter-final against Manchester City, Valverde’s efforts were mostly restricted to good defensive work and sensible distribution of ball. AP

Quiet first half although he would have been through on goal just before break had Mazraoui not scythed him down. Picked out Kroos after nice movement and pass but German saw shot saved. Came off withShow more

Scorer of crucial goals but little goalmouth action here until second when he showed great skill to set up chance but saw cross-shot blocked. Pulled down by Kim which led to Vinicius scoring penalty. Show more

Real Madrid's Brazilian forward #07 Vinicius Junior celebrates scoring a penalty during the UEFA Champions League semi-final first leg football match between FC Bayern Munich and Real Madrid CF on AprShow more

SUBS: (On for Nacho 65’) Could have picked up booking seconds after coming on for bringing down Musiala. EPA

(On for Bellingham 75’) One trademark quality pass over defence that put Vinicius through on goal but keeper saved Brazilian’s strike. AFP

(On for Kroos 75’) Little chance to make impact after coming on. AP

(On for Rorygo 87’) Reuters

A Vinicius Junior double earned Real Madrid a 2-2 draw against Bayern Munich in the Champions League semi-final first-leg finishes 2-2 at Allianz Arena on Tuesday.

The Brazilian forward had put the runaway La Liga leaders ahead completely against the run of play in the 24th minute after being put through on goal by a superb Tony Kroos through-ball.

But the game turned on its head in four second-half minutes. First, Leroy Sane cut inside from the left before blasting home a shot that beat Real goalkeeper Andriy Lunin at his near post in the 53rd minute.

Then Jamal Musiala went down in the box after a lazy challenge from Lucas Vazquez and Bundesliga top-scorer Harry Kane made no mistake from the spot to put Bayern in front.

Bayern defender Eric Dier then missed a chance to make it 3-1 when he headed straight at Lunin and the Bavarians were made to pay seven minutes from time.

South Korean defender Kim Min-jae, who had a night he will want to forget, hauled down Rodrygo and Vinicius scored from the penalty spot to earn Real Madrid a 2-2 draw. The second leg takes place in Spain next Wednesday.

Real manager Carlo Ancelotti said: “In the first half we had to defend but we did it without the intensity I wanted. They went ahead in the second half but I thought we pressed better then.

“My overall impression was that we were pretty comfortable but that we lacked our best intensity. For that reason, you have to suffer in a place like this – everyone in the world knows that.”

“Kroos played well throughout,” Ancelotti added of his Germany midfielder. “Jude [Bellingham] had some cramp so when I made the substitutions I was looking for fresh legs. Things needed to change and we had resources on the bench I wanted to use.

“Now we are in a great position in the league and in this semi-final too – now we have to give everything in order to reach Wembley.”

“If we couldn't win, we were determined not to lose,” added Rodrygo, who scored in the quarter-final first and second legs against Manchester City. “Given what went on tonight, a draw's a good result. We know the Champions League. We're accustomed to matches like this.

“I believe that teams think they've killed us off and that's when we are at our most dangerous. It was a spell of the match when we weren't actually all that terrific but we get the equaliser.

“Our first goal came from a magical pass from Toni Kroos. We all keep telling him to keep on playing for not just one more season but many seasons to come yet. He's genuinely a maestro with talent which people love to watch and we all love to play with.”

England captain Kane, who is join top scorer in this season's competition with eight goals – alongside Kylian Mbappe, whose Paris Saint-Germain side take on Borussia Dortmund in Wednesday's other semi-final first leg – believes Bayern “can take a lot of positives” from the match.

“Everything we're fighting for is in this competition,” said the former Tottenham Hotspur striker. “We've just got to find a way to get it done. Real Madrid away is going to be tough but we've got to go there with full belief and go for the win.

“The Champions League is the biggest of them all. If we can somehow get our hands on it, it will be an amazing season – but there's still a long way to go.

“These are the big games, under the lights. The atmosphere today was incredible. I'm sure it will be the same next week. I want to be playing in these big games and it doesn't come any bigger.

“We can take a lot of positives from today. There are some small details that we have to take away and get right, because we can get punished. We've got to take positivity into next week.”

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