Real Madrid's best and worst players from last minute draw with Bayern Munich

Real Madrid had to settle for a draw in the first leg of their Champions League semi-final against Bayern Munich, leaving all to play for when they host the Bundesliga giants on Wednesday.

Two goals from Vinicius Junior kept Madrid well within the game, with the Brazilian opening up the scoreline in the 24th minute thanks to a stunning assist from Toni Kroos. He was also the last to etch his name into the scoresheet, netting a penalty in the game's final moments.

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Vinicius Junior bagged both of Madrid's goals, being the first to hit the back of the net in the first half and the last to claim a goal in the closing moments of the game.

The Brazilian was a constant threat up and down the pitch, demonstrating dynamic runs that caused havoc for the likes of Kim Min-jae at the back. Vinicius looked electric on the pitch, but was able to remain composed when stepping up to take the all-important penalty.

His efforts made the real difference for Madrid, and will be incredibly useful when they return to face Bayern next week.

Toni Kroos played the role of the conductor in the orchestra that was the clash between Madrid and Bayern, and he played it well.

He worked to pull the strings from his deep lying central midfield role, bringing an assured nature to an otherwise chaotic area of the pitch.

Kroos also delivered the assist for Vinicius' opening goal, throwing Madrid into the game. Carlo Ancelotti said there were «no words» for him after the game, summing up his spectacular performance.

Lucas Vazquez resembled something of a deer in headlights, often struggling to compete with the talented Bayern players.

He stuck out a clumsy leg to gift Bayern their penalty, handing them a