Higlights and goals: Dynamo Kyiv 1-2 Bayern Munich in UEFA Champions League

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Bayern Munich won 2-1 away win over Dynamo Kyiv

Serhiy Sydorchuk shot from outside the box and the ball hit the post. It was Dynamo Kyiv's equalizer

The referee adds four more minutes

Viktor Tsygankov receives a long pass, looks for possession of the ball but Leon Goreztka closes perfectly and sends the ball wide

Dynamo Kyiv pressurizes Bayern Munich, tries to force a mistake, but the German team plays the ball well

Lewandowski receives an important ball in the Dynamo Kiev box, shoots and passes very close to the home goal.

Out: Tomasz Kędziora

In: Oleksandr Karavaev

DYNAMO KYIV HAD THE EQUALIZER, SYDORCHUK SHOT FROM CLOSE RANGE AND NEUER SAVED THE SHOT

Viktor Tsygankov recibe una pelota en el borde del área del Bayern Múnich, juega con Denys Garmash y anota el descuento para el Dinamo de Kiev

Out: Kingsley Coman

In: Marc Roca

Dynamo Kyiv 36%.

Bayern Munich 64%

Alphonso Davies tries a shot from outside, but the Bayern Munich player sends it wide.

Yellow card for Bouna Sarr at Bayern Munich

Mykola Shaparenko had the home side's clearest chance of the match, but Manuel Neuer twice got his hands to the ball.

Out: Lucas Hernández

In: Bouna Sarr

Out: Carlos De Pena and Ilya Shkurin

In: Denys Garmash and Vitinho

The second half of the match kicks off

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With a two-goal lead, Bayern Munich leaves the first half as a winner

The referee adds three more minutes

Corentin Tolisso receives a ball on the edge of Dynamo Kiev's box, has a chance to get a shot off, but the home keeper makes a save.

Kingsley Coman receives in the Dynamo Kiev penalty area, shoots and scores Bayern Munich's second of the match.

Viktor Tsygankov has a shot on goal for Bayern Munich, but Manuel Neuer saves.

Thomas Müller plays down the right, sends a killer pass and Illia Zabarnyi almost scores an own goal. Nervousness in the Dynamo Kyiv penalty area.

Yellow card for Mykola Shaparenko for Dynamo Kyiv

ATTACK BY DINAMO KYIV, GORETZKA CUTS THE BALL, IT IS LEFT TO NEUER AND HE UNUSUALLY LETS IT GO THROUGH, THE BALL DOES NOT GO IN, IT HITS THE POST AND BAYERN MUNICH IS SAVED FROM THE EQUALIZER.

IT WAS THE BLOOPER OF THE YEAR FOR MANUEL NEUER.

Serhiy Sydorchuk plays on the right, gives the Kiev team an outlet, throws a long pass to Vitaliy Buyalskiy, but Neuer holds it back.

A cross from the right for Lewandoski, the Pole looks to head in, but Georgiy Bushchan saves the ball. All the action is in Bayern Munich's favor.

Benjamin Pavard takes a free kick, but his Bayern Munich teammates are unable to connect with the ball.

MASCHINE! 👊

🔴⚪ #DYNFCB | 0:1 | 15’ pic.twitter.com/OqMGDXniWl — FC Bayern München (@FCBayern) November 23, 2021

ROBERT LEWANDOWSKI'S GOAL. CATCHES A REBOUND IN THE DINAMO KYIV PENALTY AREA AND SCORES WITH A BICYCLE KICK.

Viktor Tsygankov takes a corner for the Kiev team, but the ball goes wide.

Tolisso plays into space, looks for Thomas Müller, but the German was ahead of him. It is offside

Leon Goretzka shoots for the first time in the match and the ball goes over the Dynamo Kyiv goal.

The ball is rolling and the match is underway from the Olympic Stadium in Kiev.

❄️ @leongoretzka_ #DYNFCB pic.twitter.com/5adIcfOUk6 — FC Bayern München (@FCBayern) November 23, 2021

In total, Dynamo Kyiv and Bayern Munich have faced each other in a number of different UEFA competition matches.

Bayern Munich have won six of them, Dynamo Kyiv have been victorious in two and they have drawn just once.

In less than an hour the match between Dynamo Kyiv vs Bayern Munich will kick off for UEFA Champions League 2021-22 Group E matchday 5.

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For many, Robert Lewandowski is the best center forward in the world. The Pole commands Bayern Munich's attack and is currently the German club's top scorer in the UEFA Champions League with eight goals in four games played.

Mykola Shaparenko is a 22-year-old midfielder who stands out at Dynamo Kiev as the club's most talented player. Wearing the number 10 jersey on his back, Shaparenko has an excellent ability to play as a team player and deliver accurate passes into space.

Referee: Halil Umut Meler (TUR)

Assistant 1: Mustafa Eyisoy (TUR) 

Assistant 2: Ibrahim Çaglar Uyarcan (TUR)

Fourth official: Arda Kardeşler (TUR)

VAR: Mete Kalkavan (TUR)

AVAR: Abdulkadir Bitigen (TUR)

The Bavarians are the favorites to win the UEFA Champions League again. Currently, Bayern Munich is the leader of Group E with a perfect score, scoring 17 goals and conceding only two. The German club wants to maintain this perfect record and reach the round of 16 as the big favorite.

Dynamo Kiev is eliminated from the UEFA Champions League, but still has hopes of reaching the UEFA Europa League. To do so, they will have to beat Bayern Munich and hope that Benfica does not win against Barcelona. Only in this way, the Kiev team will arrive at the last matchday with the hope of defining its pass to the UEFA Europa League against the Portuguese.

The Kiev Olympic Stadium was built on August 12, 1923. Subsequently, it was rebuilt in 2011. It has a maximum capacity of 70,050 spectators and has hosted the final of the UEFA Champions League.

 

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