Red Bull Salzburg on Wednesday stopped six-time winners, Bayern Munich from winning their last-16 first-leg Champions League game that ended in a 1-1 draw.
After scoring a goal ahead of Bayern Salzburg made so much efforts to beat Bayern, mounting a lot of pressure on the German club, but late Kingsley Coman rescued his team with an equaliser.
Coman’s goal in the 90th minute affected the efforts Salzburg that had the intention score more goals and win Bayern after the Australian football club scored their first goal.
While Karim Adeyemi’s shot was saved and Adamu’s follow-up blocked, the hosts tried all they could to crown their efforts with a second a second goal.
Salzburg, a vibrant side, proved they were worth appearing in the knockout stage of the Champions League for the first time, with a lot of pressure they mounted on Bayern with the aim to win.
Salzburg did not only give the Bayern side a run for their money, but showed that they have an advantage fielding youthful players. Its also a positive one for the Australian club, making them the latest club to field the youngest average starting side in the Champions League since Ajax in 2003.
