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Bayern end Man United's UWCL fairy tale, illustrate gap to European elite
Maya Le Tissier reflects on Manchester United's first ever Women's Champions League campaign after defeat to Bayern Munich in the quarterfinals. (1:30)
MUNICH, Germany — Debutants Manchester United's fairytale UEFA Women's Champions League run came to an agonizing ending in Munich after a quick double in the closing stages of the game sealed a 2-1 (5-3 on aggregate) loss to Bayern Munich. Having now had a taste of the competition, United need to invest to avoid being one-hit wonders.
Regardless of how Wednesday ended, United had proved plenty of critics wrong in proving that they can dance with Europe's elite. Although it has shown that United can compete, it has perhaps highlighted more of where United can't — a lack of investment, an injury-laden squad and the fact they only reformed as a professional outfit in 2018.
Late double takes Bayern past Manchester United into Women’s Champions League semi-finals
Marc Skinner called for more investment in experienced players from Manchester United in order for his team to push on, after they succumbed to two late Bayern Munich goals and were knocked out in the Women’s Champions League quarter-finals despite a spirited, second-leg performance.
Skinner’s team led on the night for 70 minutes after Melvine Malard’s opener but Bayern built up a heavy spell of pressure in the second half and eventually found a way through United’s dogged resistance. Glódís Viggósdóttir’s header from a corner and Linda Dallmann’s sweetly struck half-volley gave the runaway Bundesliga leaders a 5-3 aggregate victory.
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