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MADRID. Mar 1 Bayern Munich took advantage of slack defending by Real Madrid to win a thrilling Champions League Group C match 4-2 on Tuesday, reports Reuters.
Bayern. losing European Cup finalists last season, who celebrated the centenary of their founding at the weekend, started their second century in grand style with the victory which look them to top of the group with seven points.
Real are second with six points followed by Dynamo Kiev with three after their 2-1 defeat of Rosenborg Trondheim earlier on Tuesday. Rosenborg are all but eliminated with just one point from their three matches.
Real's defeat — only their second in 18 Champions League matches at the Santiago Bern-abeu stadium — was set in motion by a trio of first half goals from the Germans.
"We won this game on our attacking play in the first half." Bayern coach Ottmar Hitzfeld
In the second half our defending was excellent although 1 have to admit 1 was a little worried after Raul got the second Real Madrid goal just after i he break. The game might have gone either way at that point.
But I am not only happy with the win. but with the way it was achieved. In the first half we played Brazilian football and could have scored more goals. In the second half we played Gennan football and de-fen'ded correctly.''
Hitzfeld sounded an optimistic note for the rest of the second phase matches.
Of course we are still taking each game as it comes, but I am now confident we can qualify for the quarter-finals." he said.
The Real Madrid defeat — their first ever at home by a Gennan side — drew mixed reactions from their players.
It's only a minor blow." Real Madrid scorer Raul Gonzalez said.
"We can lake comfort from the fact that we fought until the end and can still qualify for the quarter-finals." the Spanish international added.
England's international midfielder Steve McManaman was more sanguine.
We've got to do better than this in Munich next week. Up until today we were doing well." the disappointed Liverpudlian said, reflecting on Real Madrid 3-0 defeat of arch-rival$ Barcelona and a run of form which has taken them to third in the Spanish league.
The German league leaders carried over their domestic form onto the continental stage despite nearly a three-month In.Hus in the Champions League.
Mehmet Scholl opened the
scoring for Bayern after 20 minutes when a quick counterattack caught Real Madrid napping.
Bayern's Brazilian striker Elber found Scholl unmarked and Iker Casillas was unable to slop the German International
Three minutes later Casillas was caught completely out-of-position as Stelan Effenburg blasted home a free kick from the edge of the area when the Real Madrid defenders were clearly expecting him to ci iss the ball.
Real responded quickly and pulled a goal back within a matter of seconds when Raul Gonzalez hit the bar and Fernando Morientes was on hand to head into an open goal.
However the biggest body blow to Real Madrid came after 39 minutes when their defence was exposed.
Elber cheekily backheeled the ball across the penalty area and Thorsten Fink produced a thunderbolt which left Casillas grasping at thin air.
Raul Gonzalez headed home a Roberto Carlos cross three minutes after the break to make the score 3-2 and give the Spanish side a glimmer of hope, only for Rado Sergio to snulf it out with Bayern's fourth. The Brazilian headed home Bayern's fourth from a Scholl corner and the German side were content to defend their lead for the remainder of the game.