Bayern Munich eliminated Real Madrid from the Champions League with a 6-4 aggregate victory, winning the second leg 4-3 after Real Madrid were reduced to 10 men when Eduardo Camavinga was sent off in the 86th minute for preventing a quick restart of play. The red card — which appeared borderline and was administered after Bayern players reminded the referee it was Camavinga's second booking — proved decisive as Bayern scored twice more to seal the comeback. This well-sourced Athletic report captures Madrid's visible frustration with the officiating, including post-match protests that led to Arda Guler also receiving a red card, fitting a pattern of the club visibly chafing at unfavorable decisions.