Bayern Munich overturned a two-goal deficit for the first time in a Champions League tie as their emphatic 6-1 victory over Porto at the Allianz Arena sealed their progress to the semi-finals 7-4 on aggregate.
Trailing 3-1 from the first leg, five goals in 26 first-half minutes firmly shifted the tie in favour of the Bundesliga side, as strikes from Thiago Alcantara, Jerome Boateng, two from Robert
Lewandowski and Thomas Muller's deflected effort equalled Porto's tally before surpassing it.
Jackson Martinez reduced the arrears on 73 minutes, and missed a glorious chance to set up what would have been a grandstand finish, before their chances were dashed when Ivan Marcano picked up a second yellow card and Porto ended the game with ten men.
Xabi Alonso ensured Bayern would have the last word as heconverted the resulting free kick two minutes from time, as the 2013 champions booked a sixth consecutive semi final appearance in Europe's elite club competition.

Yhemmie_blaq‎

@blackboxupdate