Bayern Munich secured their place in the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals with a thrilling victory over Borussia Dortmund in the Bundesliga round 4 match on Saturday.
The Bavarian giants dominated the first half, taking control of the game and dominating possession throughout. They were led by the prolific striker Robert Lewandowski, who scored twice to give Bayern a comfortable lead at halftime.
However, Dortmund came back strongly in the second half, scoring two goals to level the score. The visitors took the lead when Lucas Alario struck from close range after a corner kick. But Bayern responded with a goal from Kingsley Coman just before the break.
In extra time, Bayern had one last chance to secure the win when Serge Gnabry was given a penalty for handball. However, the German international was able to save it, keeping the game alive.
Finally, in the 125th minute, Franck Ribery scored his second goal of the match to seal Bayern's victory. The German forward broke free from the Dortmund defense and slotted home the winning goal to lift Bayern to their fifth consecutive league title.
Kane's Extra-Time Win Secures Der Klassiker Victory
On Sunday, Manchester City secured their place in the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals with a dramatic win over Arsenal in the Premier League round 6 match.
The English champions took the lead early in the second half when Sergio Aguero scored a stunning strike from outside the box. However, Arsenal fought back with a late equalizer from Olivier Giroud.
But in extra time, Manchester City found the breakthrough again. Harry Kane scored his third goal of the match to put the hosts firmly in control. The England international played through the center of the pitch and curled a powerful shot into the top-left corner of the net to secure the win.
With this victory, Manchester City have now won six consecutive league titles and are set to face Chelsea in the next round of the competition.