FC Bayern walks into the quarter-finals and helps Heynckes to his record

The 72-year-old Bayern coach also set a record in the premier class by becoming the first coach to celebrate eleven consecutive victories in Europe's most important club competition.

Thiago (18th), Gökhan Gönül (46th) with an own goal and substitute Sandro Wagner (84th) ensured that Heynckes made history and at the same time secured Bayern's place in the Champions League for the 17th time in total and for the seventh time in a row of the top eight achieved. Vagner Love (58th) scored the Turks' goal.

Quarterfinal draw on Friday The quarter-final opponent of the sovereign Bundesliga leaders will be drawn on Friday afternoon in Nyon. “I hope there is a good draw that gives us the chance to reach the semi-finals,” replied Bayern boss Karl-Heinz Rummenigge when asked about his dream opponent.

In front of 36.885 spectators, including national coach Joachim Löw, Bayern were unimpressed by the deafening noise in the stands and took control of the action right from the start. Captain Thomas Müller had the chance to take the lead in the eleventh minute after a free kick from David Alaba. The guests continued to act with great concentration and had everything under control at all times. This is how the game in Istanbul went After Franck Ribery (17th) missed another good opportunity in his 100th European Cup game, Thiago made it better 60 seconds later. Thanks to preparatory work by the strong Müller, the Spaniard scored his second goal in the current competition and also Bayern's 100th competitive goal this season. The goalscorer had to be replaced by James in the 35th minute, apparently due to a foot injury. After the goal, things became noticeably quieter in Vodafone Park.

28 seconds after the break, the hosts had to accept the next mood killer through Gönül. Afterwards, Bayern slowed down a little and acted a bit sloppily at times. However, Besiktas were clearly content to keep the defeat within limits this time.

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FC Bayern walks into the quarter-finals and helps Heynckes to his record

Bayern Munich has reached the quarter-finals of the Champions League in slow motion. After a 5-0 win in the first leg, coach Jupp Heynckes' team also won 3-1 against Turkish champions Besiktas and can still dream of repeating the treble that Bayern also won under Heynckes in 2013.

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