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Bayern Munich mocked Real Madrid on social media following their Champions League exit. The jab came after Bayern's dramatic victory, highlighting the ongoing rivalry beyond the pitch.
Bayern Munich mock Real Madrid with brutal social media jab
Real Madridâs Champions League exit did not end with the final whistle, as it spilled straight onto social media, where Bayern Munich delivered one final blow.
In modern football, these battles no longer stop on the pitch, and this time, the Bavarians ensured they had the last word online as well.
After securing a dramatic victory over Real Madrid, Bayernâs official X account wasted no time in capitalising on the moment.
With emotions still running high following the intense quarter-final clash, the German giants posted a message that quickly went viral, one that directly referenced a legendary phrase deeply associated with Madridâs European identity.
The quote originates from club icon Juanito, who famously said, â90 minuti al BernabĂ©u sono molto lunghiâ (90 minutes at the BernabĂ©u are very long), a line that has long symbolised Real Madridâs history of dramatic comebacks.
Bayern, however, cheekily flipped the script.
Reworking the phrase to suit their own triumph at the Allianz Arena, the Bundesliga champions posted, â90 minutes at the Allianz are very long.â
It must be noted that for much of the match, Real Madrid had shown real intent and looked capable of turning the tie around.
There was a sense that another famous European comeback could be on the cards, especially as Los Blancos pushed forward with urgency and belief.
However, everything changed following the sending-off of Eduardo Camavinga. The midfielderâs red card shifted the balance decisively, handing Bayern the control they needed to close out the tie.
From that point on, Madridâs momentum faded, and the German side seized their opportunity.
Regarding Bayernâs social media post, while some fans viewed the message as harmless banter, others saw it as a pointed dig at Real Madridâs legacy and identity in European competition.
Bayern Munich's official X account delivered a jab following their victory over Real Madrid, but the specific content of the mockery wasn't detailed.
Real Madrid exited the Champions League after a dramatic match against Bayern Munich, which ended in a 4-3 defeat.
Bayern Munich's social media post served to emphasize their victory and ongoing rivalry with Real Madrid, showcasing how football battles extend beyond the pitch.

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Either way, it achieved its purpose.