The perfect midfield: It starts with never passing the ball to Ronaldo.

Chapter 92 Ronaldo Fans: Mario was terrible, Bayern Munich beat them 3-1 at home.

Munich, the capital of Bavaria, April 23, 2013.

In the late April evening, twilight descended slowly like deep blue velvet, and the foothills of the Alps outlined a gentle, dark blue silhouette in the distance.

Allianz Arena is awakening from the tranquility of the day, gradually illuminating its magical surface.

The 35,000 diamond-shaped air cushions began to glow, first as a faint dark red, then turning into a blazing, pure Bayern red.

Outside the stadium, there was already a sea of ​​flags and songs, with powerful shouts of "MiasanMia!" echoing throughout.

Soon the flags and banners fell, the singing stopped, and only the timers in the hands of the referees lit up with cold green lights.

Bayern Munich, playing at home, displayed terrifying control from the very first minute.

In the 12th minute of the match, Lahm and Robben played a brilliant one-two on the right wing. Robben cut inside and curled a signature shot into the far corner, the ball hitting the underside of the crossbar and bouncing into the net.

The Dutchman, who always falters at crucial moments, showed no signs of weakness against Porto, and skillfully helped his team open the scoring!

In the 34th minute of the Bayern Munich 1-0 Porto match, Ribery was fouled after a poor run, Toni-Ross passed the ball into the penalty area, Mancic flicked it on at the near post, and Müller slid in at the far post to score!

Bayern Munich 2-0 Porto!

Before halftime was even over, Porto were completely overwhelmed by the well-coordinated and multifaceted attack of the Bavarian giants.

After the break, Bayern's attack slowed down slightly.

In the 50th minute of the match, Porto were awarded a corner kick.

Moutinho walked towards the right corner flag area and glanced at the penalty area.

Bayern's defense not only focused on Jackson Martinez and Mangala, but also assigned a special player to mark this season's Champions League top scorer.

However, Mario, who has already unlocked absolute air dominance, will not be easily restricted.

The corner kick was taken, and everyone at the near post jumped high, but the ball curved and fell towards the far post.

The eighteen-year-old boy who jumped ahead of time rose from the crowd like a tall tower.

With his 185cm height and exaggerated jumping ability, Ram, who was marking Mario, could only look up at him.

In mid-air, Mario used his hang time to easily adjust himself, then used his core strength to smash the ball with his forehead.

boom! !

Neuer didn't even make a save attempt; the ball bounced off the ground and nestled into the near corner.

Bayern Munich 2-1 Porto!

The entire Allianz Arena fell silent instantly.

After scoring, José Mario didn't celebrate wildly; he simply clenched his fists, then quickly picked up the ball and restarted the game.

Unfortunately, the dragons were unable to stage a comeback against the formidable Bundesliga champions.

Porto's joy lasted less than ten minutes.

In the 56th minute, it was Robben again. He dribbled laterally on the edge of the penalty area, faced three defenders, and unleashed a left-footed shot that went through Otamendi's legs and rolled into the top corner.

Bayern Munich have widened the gap once again, and they are unstoppable at the Allianz Arena!

Although the two teams traded attacks and defenses for the remainder of the game, the score remained unchanged until the referee blew his whistle, at which point the final score was 3-1!

Although the traveling fans were somewhat saddened, they were still able to accept the score.

After all, their opponent is the formidable Bayern Munich. If Porto can defeat the Bavarian giants 2-0 at home, then the team heading to Wembley will be the Portuguese dragon!

The news spread quickly after the match, and not only Bayern fans were happy, but also Ronaldo fans who loved to watch the drama unfold, and Messi fans who were eliminated by the Bavarian giants.

Super Mario's header wasn't enough to save the day! Bayern Munich 3-1 Porto, gaining a significant advantage in the tie.

Robben's brace sinks the dragon! Bavaria easily defeats Porto 3-1 at home.

In the first leg of the Champions League semi-final, Bayern Munich won 3-1 at the Allianz Arena thanks to a brace from Robben and a sliding shot from Müller.

A complete victory over Porto.

Despite Portuguese superstar Mario's powerful header finding Neuer, Bayern Munich overwhelmed their opponents with a multi-pronged attack.

In the second leg, the Dragons need to win by two goals at home and keep a clean sheet against the South Kings.

—【To be honest, the Portuguese league teams have played quite well to reach the semi-finals, and Porto's youth team's market value has skyrocketed!】

—【Mario's gotten quite a bit taller, and with that jumping ability and hang time, he should really build up his muscles and become an aerial king!】

—【Rational Analysis: Porto's chances of overturning this score in the second leg are less than 10%】

— [Mario looks so cool picking up the ball and speeding away, it's a shame his teammates can't carry him~~]

—[Before the match, he boasted that he scored more goals than Ronaldo and led the team better than Messi, so how did he get so badly beaten in this game?]

—【Exactly, if Barcelona hadn't faced Bayern Munich, they could have definitely made it to the final!!】

— [Sorry, 13 goals in the Champions League >>>> 11 goals in the Champions League!!]

— [Mario: I'm better than Ronaldo! Scoreboard: 1:3 (doge emoji x3)]

—【Screw you, Luo Ge, get ready to get your ass kicked after his match tomorrow!】

However, Real Madrid fans and Ronaldo fans soon stopped laughing.

On April 24, 2013, another Champions League semi-final was played in Dortmund, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.

The industrial city, known for its steel and beer, was already enveloped in an almost frenzied atmosphere before the competition even began.

The air was no longer filled with the smoke from the factory, but with the aroma of roasted sausages, the bitterness of hops, and the hot breath exhaled by tens of thousands of people at the same time.

On the streets, fans dressed in yellow and black jerseys formed a surging river as they sang songs and converged on the Westfalen Stadium.

As Real Madrid's team bus slowly pulled in, countless pairs of burning eyes and a deafening chorus of whistles filled the air outside the windows.

Inside the stadium, in the famous South Stand, 25000 die-hard fans had already taken their positions. They used a huge tifo to spell out the team's totem, turning the area behind the goal into an impenetrable yellow wall.

The sheer scale of it was enough to make any opponent who stepped onto that pitch feel breathless.

Soon, fans of the Galactic Warships experienced the feeling of suffocation.

They can no longer laugh at Mario's experiences in Germany!

It's all because of that man.

In the Champions League semi-final, their opponent is the star-studded Real Madrid.

Lewandowski scored four goals against Diego Lopez.

Every goal scored by the Polish team was like the fuse of a yellow dynamite pack, causing the entire stadium to tremble rhythmically.

Cristiano's equalizing goal in the first half was a joke.

With a score of 4-1, Borussia Dortmund paved a golden path to advancement at home.

The final whistle blew, and the cruel verdict was delivered.

As the camera pans across the scene, those superstars who are used to standing on high, appear incredibly vulnerable at this moment.

Ramos covered his head with his jersey, as if that would shut him out the noise of the world.

Di Maria sat on the grass for a long time, like a sculpture.

Cristiano Ronaldo stood with his hands on his hips, shaking his head helplessly, as if trying to shake off all his regrets.

Mourinho, who shook hands with Klopp, looked ashen-faced and dejected.

The makeup of the Real Madrid female fans in the stands was ruined by tears. They clasped their hands together, their eyes filled with incomprehension, disappointment and resentment.

The male fans remained silent, some with their hands on their hips, others with their heads in their hands, letting the bitterness fester in their chests.

They recalled their pre-match mockery of Mario on social media.

The score is now 1-4, and the opponent is still Dortmund, who are a lower tier!

This is incredibly embarrassing!

They were trying to help Brother Luo save face, but now they've not only made things worse, but they've also amplified the outcome.

They're losing the goal-scoring battle in the Champions League and haven't even beaten Dortmund yet. They shouldn't be so unsportsmanlike!