Champions League: Real Madrid Are Through To The Final After 2-2 (Aggr 4-3) Draw With Bayern Munich In Semi-final 2nd Leg Tie

Two-time defending champions Real Madrid are through to the final after 2-2 draw with their German counterparts Bayern Munich, given them the victory in the semi-final second-leg tie on aggregate of 4-3.
Real won their first-leg tie in Munich by 2-1, and finally made it through in a draw that saw Karim Benzema scoring two crucial goals to lead the Spaniards through.
Very early into the match, Munich's Joshua Kimmich stroke in the ball for an opener in 3rd minutes, and Benzema netted the equaliser for Real with a header to Marcelo's cross in 10th minutes.
Soon after the break, Munich's keeper Ulreich let a back pass slip inbetween his legs and Benzema who was lurking around ran up and finished it for Real's second goal in 46th minutes.
Munich levelled the scoreline in 63rd minutes through James Rodriguez who completed a rebound after Real's Navas saved his shot to his reach for second attempt.
The match progressed to full time in a draw with Real Madrid winning on aggregate of 4-3, and will are set to face either Liverpool or AS Roma in the final.