FC Bayern München 1-1 Atlético de Madrid: result and report

Champions League · Tuesday 3 May 2016

Result

FC Bayern München 1-1 Atlético de Madrid

Champions League · Tuesday 3 May 2016, 18:45 UTC · half-time 1-0

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FC Bayern München 1-1 Atlético de Madrid: match report

FC Bayern München drew with Atlético de Madrid 1-1 in the Champions League on Tuesday 3 May 2016. The half-time score was 1-0.

Xabi Alonso opened the scoring in the 31st minute. FC Bayern München's goals came from Xabi Alonso (31') and Robert Lewandowski (74'). Atlético de Madrid scored through Antoine Griezmann (53').

Discipline: FC Bayern München received 1 yellow card; Atlético de Madrid received 1 yellow card.

Going into the game FC Bayern München were 5th on 21 points from 11 and Atlético de Madrid 8th on 15 points from 11. This fixture belongs to an earlier Champions League season and is kept for reference.

FC Bayern München lined up in a 4-1-4-1 and Atlético de Madrid in a 4-4-2. The highest match rating in our data went to Jan Oblak of Atlético de Madrid (8.3), ahead of Arturo Vidal (8.2).

Before this game the head-to-head record in our data stood at 0 FC Bayern München wins, 1 draw and 0 for Atlético de Madrid.

Data as of 4 Nov 2026.

Key events

  • 31'Goal · Xabi AlonsoFC Bayern München · 1-0
  • 33'Yellow card · José María GiménezAtlético de Madrid
  • 34'Missed penalty · Thomas MüllerFC Bayern München
  • 53'Goal · Antoine GriezmannAtlético de Madrid · 1-1
  • 74'Goal · Robert LewandowskiFC Bayern München · 2-1
  • 84'Yellow card · Javi MartínezFC Bayern München
  • 84'Missed penalty · Fernando TorresAtlético de Madrid

Head-to-head

1 meetings: FC Bayern München 0, draws 1, Atlético de Madrid 0.

Team news

FC Bayern München line-up (4-1-4-1)

Manuel Neuer, Javi Martínez, Jérôme Boateng, Philipp Lahm, David Alaba, Franck Ribéry, Douglas Costa, Xabi Alonso, Arturo Vidal, Thomas Müller, Robert Lewandowski

Atlético de Madrid line-up (4-4-2)

Jan Oblak, Diego Godín, Filipe Luís, Juanfran, José María Giménez, Koke, Augusto Fernández, Gabi, Saúl Ñíguez, Antoine Griezmann, Fernando Torres