In the first leg of the Champions League semi-final, Atlético Madrid drew 1-1 with Arsenal at home. Both goals came from penalties, scored by Álvarez and Gyökeres respectively.
According to StatsFoot, this marks the first time since April 26, 2016, that there have been no open-play goals in a Champions League semi-final.
Back in the 2015-16 season, the first leg of the last-four tie between Manchester City and Real Madrid ended in a goalless 0-0 stalemate.
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supbdlnpyz
37
luckily I was fast asleep.. nxt tuesday i'll be sleeping early again.. but on Wednesday I'll be watching ucl for sure..
Cloudkicker21
27
give them the penalty shootout in second leg without wasting 120 min
Kitaclo
13
This is what is called the Champions League match not the farmers league btw PSG and Bayern
zotbeiortu
8
barcelona played good football but got knocked out by athletico madrid...and they calling this game boring football mean while barcelona scored 2 at HT and couldn't scored again in the Second Half
Bengudmman
7
Arsenal is not a walk over team.