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So much tension that everything exploded. Manhandled by Real Madrid, Bayern Munich has long thought that this quarter-final second leg of the Champions League escaped any normality. Until the expulsion of Eduardo Camavinga and the liberating goal of Luis Diaz. So, when Michael Olise, with a superb curl of his left foot, sealed the score of the match, in stoppage time, the Munich fans let everything go.<\/p>\n
Some of the supporters present in the Sudkurve went down to the pitch, behind the advertising boards to hug the players who were celebrating the Frenchman’s goal. But this outpouring of joy came at a cost. Several photographers who were there were injured, one of them even losing consciousness for a few minutes.<\/p>\n
Reuters photographer Kai Pfaffenbach published on his Instagram account his protocol for treatment by the Red Cross, which reports a loss of consciousness. \u201cFor those asking, I\u2019m fine. Some bruising but no fracture or brain damage, he wrote. But one question: how could this happen? \u00bb In some photos, we see the photographers caught between the players who came to celebrate the qualification, the supporters and the advertising panels.<\/p>\n