King of Europe!
The next morning, AS ran a front-page headline on Real Madrid's 6–0 away demolition of Bayern Munich.
Yes, 6–0. Near the end of the match, Yang Yang scored from a direct free kick to breach Bayern Munich's goal once again. It was his eighteenth Champions League goal of the season, and it also completed his Four goals in one match in the Champions League semifinals.
Anyone could see that this had been a classic match in which Real Madrid, led by Yang Yang, had demolished Bayern Munich away from home.
At the Allianz Arena, the match had not even ended, yet countless Bayern Munich fans were already in tears. They had witnessed a bloody massacre with their own eyes—the ruthless and brutal King of Europe had conquered the footballing temple in their hearts.
AS used Yang Yang's photograph for its cover and heaped praise on Real Madrid's performance over the two legs. The paper believed that after two seasons of gelling, the team had essentially reached perfection, especially in Ancelotti's tactical arrangements.
"After the match, our reporter interviewed Yang Yang at the earliest opportunity. He said that he was in excellent form and couldn't wait to play in the Champions League Final. However, regarding such a huge victory, he believed the team should have the confidence to enter the final with their heads held high, while also keeping their feet firmly on the ground and taking each step carefully."
"Yang Yang said that he was extremely fortunate to have scored four goals in the Champions League semifinals, but he did not believe it had been his achievement alone. Two of the goals had come because of Neuer's rushes off his line, while one of the remaining goals came from Suarez's selfless cross, and the other from a