Inter Milan booked their place in the semifinal after playing a 2-2 draw against Bayern Munich, MySportDab reports.
Both played out a thrilling draw in the second leg of their Champions League quarter‑final at the San Siro, sending Inter through 4‑3 on aggregate to reach the semi‑finals against Barcelona.
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The match saw Harry Kane make Champions League history by scoring against his 21st different opponent.
Benjamin Pavard strike against his former club, and Inter maintain solid defensive displays to secure progression and keep their treble hopes alive.
Inter entered the second leg with a slender aggregate lead, and the first half at the San Siro ended goalless as both teams struggled to break each other down.
The tie remained finely balanced until the second half, setting the stage for a dramatic series of goals which came from both ends.
In the second half, Harry Kane scored to level the aggregate for Bayern, becoming the first player to score against 21 different Champions League opponents.
Inter responded almost immediately when Lautaro Martínez nodded in from close range to restore their advantage.
Benjamin Pavard then delivered a decisive header from a corner in the 65th minute, pouncing on his familiarity with Bayern to put Inter 3‑1 up on aggregate.
Bayern rallied again when Eric Dier powered home a corner in the 76th minute, but Inter’s discipline and game management secured the draw they needed to progress.
By advancing 4‑3 on aggregate, Inter Milan will face Barcelona in the Champions League semi‑finals, renewing a classic European rivalry.
The result extends Bayern Munich’s trophy drought this season as they refocus on the Bundesliga title race.
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