Tuesday's UEFA Champions League action saw one team facing a major away goals deficit stage a valiant comeback while another managed to get a respectable score in the 2nd leg.
Bayern Munich came into their 2nd leg matchup with Barcelona down 4-0 but were unable to stop Malian International Seydou Keita from putting in an away goal for Barca. Franck Ribery opened the scoring for Bayern but the Blaugrana would have no slip-ups at the Allianz Arena.
Liverpool on the other hand came in with a belief that their 3-1 deficit to Chelsea could be overturned. Things looked good for Liverpool in the 1st half as they went to the break with a 2-0 lead, unfortunately Chelsea manager Guus Hiddink lit his team up at the break and a Drogba special followed by a superb free-kick by Alex and two solid Frank Lampard goals ended a thrilling 2nd leg at 4-4 (7-5 on aggregate).
Drogba's goal
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
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