Bayern Vs Arsenal 10 2

Repeat Performance as Bayern Complete 10-2 Win

A Decade of Dominance

10 Years After Makaay's Historic Goal

A decade after Makaay's unforgettable goal within 11 seconds, Bayern Munich once again showcased their unwavering dominance in the UEFA Champions League. Their 10-2 aggregate victory over Arsenal marks the joint-second largest margin in the knockout stages of the tournament's history.

This resounding defeat marks a significant milestone for the competition. No English club has ever succumbed to such a heavy loss in a Champions League tie, and it ranks as the joint-second heaviest setback for any team in the competition's annals. Bayern's triumph also establishes a remarkable record: it is their fifth time achieving such a lopsided victory.

The match at the Emirates Stadium witnessed Arsenal's Theo Walcott scoring the opener in the 20th minute, but Bayern's relentless attack proved unstoppable. Lewandowski's penalty in the 55th minute set the tone for Bayern's offensive onslaught, with Robben, Costa, and Vidal adding to the scoring spree in the 68th, 78th, and 80th and 85th minutes respectively. The final score of 10-2 secured Bayern's commanding 10-2 aggregate win.