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Bayern Munich drew 1-1 in their first leg of their quarter-final tie against Sevilla at the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan.
Just like the weekend, Joaquin Correa's claims for a penalty were denied in the 15th minute as it was clearly evident that he had dived.
Sevilla looked better going forward and they were rewarded for their efforts when Pablo Sarabia made up for his earlier miss and put his team ahead following an error in judgement by Bayern full-back Juan Bernat.
But it took the Bavarians only five minutes to hit back when Franck Ribery put the ball in the back of the net following a lucky bounce of goalkeeper David Soria and Jesus Navas to make it 1-1. However, it was ultimately given as a Navas own goal.
Vincenzo Montella was running out of ideas and his team once again resorted to diving, this team Sergio Escudero being the culprit.
The second half was a cagey affair and only one opportunity was needed to decide the outcome of the game when Thiago Alcantara put Bayern in front with his diving header from the cross of Ribery to give the German Champions a 2-1 advantage heading into the second leg.
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