Luis Diaz and Harry Kane scored the goals that gave dominant Bayern Munich a crucial 2-1 Champions League quarterfinal first leg win away to Real Madrid.Kylian Mbappe’s strike 16 minutes from time on Tuesday gave record 15-time winners Real a lifeline at their Bernabeu home in a gripping battle.Recommended Stories list of 4 itemsend of listVincent Kompany’s side, arguably the strongest team in Europe this season, produced a masterclass in the first half and could have been several goals ahead.Instead they had only one from Diaz, which Kane added to after the interval, but Mbappe’s goal kept Alvaro Arbeloa’s side in the tie.The round’s glamour fixture was a European classic – a record 29th time these teams have faced each other in the competition.Bayern flew out of the blocks and Konrad Laimer’s rasping effort narrowly over the bar showed that Kompany’s side had come to the Spanish capital to attack.The German champions should have taken the lead through defender Dayot Upamecano, who fluffed his lines from point-blank range after Kane cushioned the ball into his path.Despite the Frenchman’s ungainly effort at finishing, the ball was still heading for the net but Madrid defender Alvaro Carreras hacked it off the line to safety.Madrid were largely pinned back as Bayern dominated the ball, but the hosts sought to send through rapid strikers Mbappe and Vinicius Junior on the counter.The competition’s top scorer, Mbappe, got in first and goalkeeper Manuel Neuer made a solid save with his legs to deny the striker.Vinicius was next but Neu …
