Zidane deprived by 'wall' Neuer albeit Real Madrid victory
Zinedine Zidane said Genuine Madrid feel somewhat baffled not to have beaten Bayern Munich by a more noteworthy edge in Wednesday's Champions Alliance quarter-last first leg.
Two objectives from Cristiano Ronaldo saw the holders upset Arturo Vidal's opener and claim a profitable 2-1 triumph at the Allianz Field.
Bayern were the better group in the main half and ought to have been further ahead at the break, with Vidal missing a moment header before blasting a punishment over the crossbar.
Madrid reacted well in the second half, however, Ronaldo scoring two minutes after the restart before mesh his 100th objective in UEFA club rivalries after Javi Martinez had been sent off for two snappy fire yellow cards.
Manuel Neuer made fine spares to deny Karim Benzema and Ronaldo specifically, while Sergio Ramos saw a 90th-minute header discounted for offside, and Zidane really wanted to feel disappointed with the execution of the Bayern goalkeeper.
"Winning here isn't simple," the head mentor disclosed to beIN Sports. "We endured a great deal in the main half.
"With tolerance and by winning the ball from our adversaries, the second half was great. And after that playing against 10 was less demanding.
"It wasn't a punishment however that happens and it could have been 2-0. At the break we were cheerful to just be 1-0 down.
"We had the shot of having a decent 45 minutes. We're each of the a little disillusioned in light of the fact that we had a ton of chances in the second half, however we were against a goalkeeper who is a divider.
"It's a positive outcome yet there is an arrival diversion left and the attach is still to be played for."
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