In this team all die by the partner. That blind faith leads to Atletico its third Champions League final, suffered inch by inch, second to second, and conquered by the hand of a giant goalkeeper, the Slovenian Jan Oblak. He stopped a penalty and a barrage of shots that asserted the goal by Griezmann in a model against. Atletico will be in Milan. Bayern changed its configuration and built a vibrant first time. Vertical and sweeping, he upped the pressure line to smother Atletico, who barely gave signs of life beyond a distant shot from Gabi, well saved by Neuer. It was the best and only move by Atletico attack in the middle game. The aggressive pressure by Xabi Alonso to recover and appearances by Douglas Costa on the hitch, always spaces available, waves generated attacks. Müller and Ribéry fixed Filipe and Juanfran while the Bavarian side overflowing the sides. Chances came quickly, some very clear. As that conjured Oblak after a great service to Müller Douglas, who broke the offside trap and left the auction to Lewandowski. The goal closed as a handball goalkeeper and denied both. Oblak not for the result of the first act would have been worrying. In the goal he could do little. Failure on the front deflected by Giménez surprised him. Central to the penalty on Javi Martínez had time to prepare, and cut him off big time. He took the shot Müller and the second attempt, again Lewandowski. Slovenian miracle. El Cholo intervened at the break. He left in the shower Augusto, passed by the Bavarian pace, and got to Carrasco to slacken vigilance on Griezmann and Torres. The first forays Belgian attracted attention, and one against, when it seemed more absent minded athletic defense, with all slipping except Gabi, Torres and 'Grizzi' built a monument, a perfect counterattacks shot Koke, surprised Alaba and clinched the French along the post. Goal.
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