Chaos and controversy: Bayern Munich v Real Madrid was an instant classic: Football Weekly Extra

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[upbeat music] Hello, and welcome to The Guardian Football Weekly. There were two football matches in the Champions League last night. One was absolutely brilliant. At the Allianz, spine Munich four, Real Madrid three. Six-four in aggregate in the end for the Germans. They went into the game ahead, stayed ahead for 30 seconds before Real Madrid leveled it up. Arda Guler's lovely finish after Manuel Neuer's mistake. Bayern came back, Guler put Madrid up again, Kane for 2-2, Mbappé four minutes later. Then in the second half, it slowed down a bit.