Thomas Tuchel criticizes 'disastrous decision' to rule out late Bayern chance

Alphonso Davies scores for Bayern, but late goals from Joselu secure Real Madrid's victory in controversial Champions League thriller.

The highly anticipated last-four tie between Bayern Munich and Real Madrid ended in dramatic fashion at the Santiago Bernabeu. Alphonso Davies stunned the home crowd by giving Bayern the lead with just 22 minutes left on the clock. However, Joselu equalized for Madrid in the 88th minute after a mistake by Manuel Neuer, before scoring the winner three minutes later.

The game was not without controversy, as VAR played a crucial role in overturning an offside decision that initially disallowed Joselu's goal. In a bizarre turn of events, De Ligt thought he had won it for Bayern in stoppage time, only for the referee to blow his whistle for offside just before the goal.

Bayern manager Thomas Tuchel expressed his frustration at the decisions made by the officials, feeling that his team had been hard done by. Despite a valiant effort from his players, they were left trophyless after a heart-breaking defeat.

The match also saw Harry Kane facing off against Jude Bellingham, with the latter impressing with his performance. Bellingham's efforts helped set up a final clash with Borussia Dortmund at Wembley on June 1.

In a surprising move, Tuchel substituted Kane in the 85th minute, although he did not elaborate on the decision. The match was marred by injuries and cramps, forcing all four of Bayern's front players to be replaced during the game.

Overall, it was a thrilling encounter that kept fans on the edge of their seats until the final whistle. The result may not have gone Bayern's way, but they can hold their heads high after a hard-fought battle against the reigning champions.