Champions League: Lyon v Bayern Munich semi-final second leg

After their poor performance in the first leg, which Bayern won 1-0, Lyon need to pull out all the stops in order to make it to the final. The Lyon fans inside the Stade De Gerland are certainly doing their bit by creating a tremendous atmosphere Photograph: Jamie McDonald/Getty Images Photograph: Jamie McDonald/guardian.co.uk Though they are playing better than the stinker of a performance they put in last week, Lyon still aren't playing well and it's Bayern who have been able to stamp their authority on the match and had most of the possession and attempts on goal in the first 20 minutes of the match Photograph: Philippe Merle/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Philippe Merle/guardian.co.uk After 25 minutes Bayern finally manage to score the goal their efforts deserve. Schweinsteiger and Muller exchange passes on the edge of the box before Muller pulls the ball back to Olic. The Croatian takes one touch to control it and slams it past the exposed Lloris. Lyon now need three goals to win which seeing as they haven't mustered a shot so far this evening will be quite a task Photograph: Philippe Merle/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Philippe Merle/guardian.co.uk Olic takes great pleasure in celebrating his goal Photograph: Michael Dalder/Reuters Photograph: Michael Dalder/guardian.co.uk Whilst Lyon's slumbering defence, Michel Bastos, left, Aly Cissokho, right, and Jean-Alain Bousmong bewilderedly look on Photograph: Philippe Desmazes/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Philippe Desmazes/guardian.co.uk The goal seems to have stirred Lyon into life and they finally create a chance, and what a chance it is. Michel Bastos, right, is only six yards out when he is given the ball on a plate by Govou, but somehow contrives to volley it wide. A golden chance wasted Photograph: Matthias Schrader/AP Photograph: Matthias Schrader/guardian.co.uk And what have you come as tonight sir? Photograph: Matthias Schrader/AP Photograph: Matthias Schrader/guardian.co.uk Just on the hour mark referee Massimo Busacca does his bit to end any chance Lyon have of pulling the tie around when he sends off Cris. The defender slid in and cleanly won the ball but the referee thought differently and booked him. Cris clapped sarcastically and was shown a second yellow and then a red card Photograph: Philippe Desmazes/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Philippe Desmazes/guardian.co.uk With 67 minutes gone, Altintop splits the Lyon defence with a fine disguised pass which Olic runs on to and then larrups the ball past Lloris who has no chance. It's now 2-0 to Bayern and unless Lyon can pull some kind of miracle out of the bag, it's game over Photograph: Jean-paul Pelissier/Reuters Photograph: Jean-paul Pelissier/guardian.co.uk The look on the faces of these Lyon fans watching the match on a big screen shows what they know in their hearts, with their team down to 10 men and needing four goals to win the tie, that their dream of Champions League glory will have to wait another year Photograph: Jean-philippe Ksiazek/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Jean-philippe Ksiazek/guardian.co.uk Arjen Robben is kept under close guard throughout the match Photograph: Robert Pratta/Reuters Photograph: Robert Pratta/guardian.co.uk In the 78th minute and just three minutes after being denied his hat-trick by a great tackle by Makoun, Olic finally bags it, and a "proper" hat-trick it is too - right foot, left foot and header. It's all too easy for the Croatian forward as he steps away from his marker to meet Lahm's chipped cross and power home a header from seven yards out... Photograph: Jamie McDonald/Getty Images Photograph: Jamie McDonald/guardian.co.uk ...the power of the header means that Lloris has no chance and the blame for this goal must again be levelled at his defence Photograph: John Sibley/Action Images Photograph: John Sibley/guardian.co.uk In the last minute it could so easily have been 4-0 and the score-line would have reflected the dominance that Bayern had over the lacklustre French side, but Hamit Alintop scoops the ball over from just 10 yards out Photograph: Jamie McDonald/Getty Images Photograph: Jamie McDonald/guardian.co.uk But that's immaterial in the end, as the final whistle goes and Bayern Munich are worthy and convincing winners, 3-0 on the night and 4-0 on aggregate. The players and fans will enjoy their victory tonight but in the morning no doubt their thoughts will turn to who their opponents be when they meet in the Champions League final in the Bernabéu next month Photograph: John Macdougall/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: John Macdougall/guardian.co.uk