Madrid star Bellingham ready to turn the tables on bogey side Bayern

Bayern Munich is becoming a personal matter for Jude Bellingham. The team he has faced the most in his career and never beaten. Despite swapping the shirt of Borussia Dortmund, with whom he lost two German Super Cup finals and a Bundesliga title on the final matchday, for that of Real Madrid, with whom he played his worst game of the season at the Allianz Arena.

Bellingham's record in the first leg of the Champions League semi-finals plummeted. It is a competition in which he is looking to recover his brilliance after starting it by beating his personal records by scoring in the first four games he played for Real Madrid.

The stoppage-time winner against Union Berlin; at the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium in Napoli, against whom he also scored at the Bernabeu; and the goal to seal the visit to Braga. All in the group stage. Since the play-offs began, Jude has not scored again. Despite that, he played his part in producing a key goal at the Etihad and turning the tide of the penalty shoot-out with his spot-kick.

He put Manchester City to the sword and took the first thorn out of the team that had knocked his side out of the Champions League in the past. The second and most significant is Bayern, whom he never beat in 9 matches of which he lost in 7, with the German club's name in the hardest moments of his career to digest. He was left on the verge of success. 

The English midfielder's revenge, to reach his first Champions League final, has a date and time at the Santiago Bernabeu. With the aim of making up for another forgettable game at the Allianz, where he barely made any contribution. 

Not a single shot on goal (his average is 2.2 shots per game in the competition), not a successful dribble (his average is 2.4),