<p> Substitutes Thiago Alcantara and Kingsley Coman scored extra-time goals as Bayern Munich roared back to beat Juventus 4-2 in their Champions League last 16, second leg on Wednesday and win 6-4 on aggregate.<br /><br /></p>.<p>A stunned Bayern found themselves 2-0 down after 28 minutes at the Allianz Arena as Paul Pogba and Juan Cuadrado struck for the Italians before the Bavarians scored four unanswered goals.<br /><br />Just like in the first leg in Turin, when Bayern threw away a two-goal lead in a 2-2 draw, the home side fought back as Robert Lewandowski netted on 73 minutes before Thomas Mueller's dramatic equaliser in the 91st minute forced extra time.<br /><br />Thiago came off the bench to put Bayern ahead for the first time on 108 minutes before fellow replacement Coman -- on loan from Juventus -- curled in a superb strike on 110 minutes to put the Bavarians in the quarterfinals for the fifth season in a row.<br /><br />The fightback keeps alive Pep Guardiola's dream of bringing the Champions League trophy to Munich at the third and final attempt before his high-profile move to Manchester City next season.<br /><br />This is the seventh time Guardiola has reached the Champions League quarterfinals in as many attempts as a coach at the highest level.<br /><br />In his four years with Barcelona, he won the title in 2009 and 2011, reaching the semifinals in 2010 and 2012, while he steered Bayern to the last four in Europe in each of the last two seasons.<br /><br />Much had been made in the build-up about how vulnerable Bayern are on the counter-attack and Guardiola's side were again found wanting on the break early on as Juventus went ahead with just five minutes gone.<br /><br />The Italians fired a long ball down the right flank, David Alaba mistimed his clearance and right-back Stephan Lichtsteiner tapped the ball to Pogba who swept a shot into the net with Manuel Neuer out of his goal.<br /><br />Alvaro Morata then put the ball in Bayern's net after chipping Neuer on 22 minutes, but was wrongly flagged offside.<br /><br />It could easily have been 3-0 at the break as Cuadrado hit the post just before the half-time whistle.<br /><br />Bayern pulled a goal back when Douglas Costa's cross from the right was headed home at the back post by Lewandowski, then substitute Coman swung in the cross for Mueller to head home the equaliser.<br /><br />A superb save from Neuer denied Lichtsteiner early in extra time, but Bayern were not to be robbed of a famous comeback victory.<br /><br />Thiago was brought on for Franck Ribery and quickly made an impact as he played a one-two with Mueller before guiding the ball into the bottom corner with a superb finish.<br />And the comeback was complete when Frenchman Coman broke down the right, shifted the ball onto his left foot and curled his shot around the despairing Gianluigi Buffon to knock last season's finalists out.<br /><br />Too easy for Barca<br /><br />Neymar, Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez were all on target as Barcelona piled more pressure on under-fire Arsene Wenger by easing into the Champions League quarterfinals 5-1 on aggregate with a 3-1 win at the Camp Nou.<br /><br />Neymar's early strike appeared to erase any forlorn hopes of an Arsenal comeback, but the visitors were handed a lifeline when Mohamed Elneny drilled into the top corner.<br /><br />Suarez put the tie to rest in emphatic fashion with a stunning volley 25 minutes from time before Messi's cheeky chipped finish rounded off the scoring late on.<br /></p>
<p> Substitutes Thiago Alcantara and Kingsley Coman scored extra-time goals as Bayern Munich roared back to beat Juventus 4-2 in their Champions League last 16, second leg on Wednesday and win 6-4 on aggregate.<br /><br /></p>.<p>A stunned Bayern found themselves 2-0 down after 28 minutes at the Allianz Arena as Paul Pogba and Juan Cuadrado struck for the Italians before the Bavarians scored four unanswered goals.<br /><br />Just like in the first leg in Turin, when Bayern threw away a two-goal lead in a 2-2 draw, the home side fought back as Robert Lewandowski netted on 73 minutes before Thomas Mueller's dramatic equaliser in the 91st minute forced extra time.<br /><br />Thiago came off the bench to put Bayern ahead for the first time on 108 minutes before fellow replacement Coman -- on loan from Juventus -- curled in a superb strike on 110 minutes to put the Bavarians in the quarterfinals for the fifth season in a row.<br /><br />The fightback keeps alive Pep Guardiola's dream of bringing the Champions League trophy to Munich at the third and final attempt before his high-profile move to Manchester City next season.<br /><br />This is the seventh time Guardiola has reached the Champions League quarterfinals in as many attempts as a coach at the highest level.<br /><br />In his four years with Barcelona, he won the title in 2009 and 2011, reaching the semifinals in 2010 and 2012, while he steered Bayern to the last four in Europe in each of the last two seasons.<br /><br />Much had been made in the build-up about how vulnerable Bayern are on the counter-attack and Guardiola's side were again found wanting on the break early on as Juventus went ahead with just five minutes gone.<br /><br />The Italians fired a long ball down the right flank, David Alaba mistimed his clearance and right-back Stephan Lichtsteiner tapped the ball to Pogba who swept a shot into the net with Manuel Neuer out of his goal.<br /><br />Alvaro Morata then put the ball in Bayern's net after chipping Neuer on 22 minutes, but was wrongly flagged offside.<br /><br />It could easily have been 3-0 at the break as Cuadrado hit the post just before the half-time whistle.<br /><br />Bayern pulled a goal back when Douglas Costa's cross from the right was headed home at the back post by Lewandowski, then substitute Coman swung in the cross for Mueller to head home the equaliser.<br /><br />A superb save from Neuer denied Lichtsteiner early in extra time, but Bayern were not to be robbed of a famous comeback victory.<br /><br />Thiago was brought on for Franck Ribery and quickly made an impact as he played a one-two with Mueller before guiding the ball into the bottom corner with a superb finish.<br />And the comeback was complete when Frenchman Coman broke down the right, shifted the ball onto his left foot and curled his shot around the despairing Gianluigi Buffon to knock last season's finalists out.<br /><br />Too easy for Barca<br /><br />Neymar, Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez were all on target as Barcelona piled more pressure on under-fire Arsene Wenger by easing into the Champions League quarterfinals 5-1 on aggregate with a 3-1 win at the Camp Nou.<br /><br />Neymar's early strike appeared to erase any forlorn hopes of an Arsenal comeback, but the visitors were handed a lifeline when Mohamed Elneny drilled into the top corner.<br /><br />Suarez put the tie to rest in emphatic fashion with a stunning volley 25 minutes from time before Messi's cheeky chipped finish rounded off the scoring late on.<br /></p>