Serge Gnabry struck a first-half brace and Robert Lewandowski also scored as a ruthless Bayern Munich taught Lyon a harsh lesson in their Champions League semi-final in Lisbon on Wednesday, winning 3-0 to set up a tantalising final against Paris Saint-Germain.

Lyon squandered two golden opportunities to go ahead early on at the Estadio Jose Alvalade, through Memphis Depay and Karl Toko-Ekambi.

Within seconds of the latter miss, Gnabry had blasted Bayern into an 18th-minute lead in stunning style, and the Germany winger scored again just after the half-hour mark.

Gnabry, who scored four times in Bayern's 7-2 annihilation of Tottenham Hotspur in the group stage, has now scored nine in nine appearances in this season's competition.

Lewandowski's inevitable goal, his 55th of the season, came two minutes from time.

Bayern as a team have 42 goals in 10 Champions League outings, with this more modest victory following their 8-2 trouncing of Barcelona in the quarter-finals.

"We knew this would be a hard game," insisted coach Hansi Flick. "We needed a bit of luck to get through the opening stages before Serge made the difference."

They have won all their European matches this season but the biggest test awaits, against a PSG side who will be a step up from what they faced here.

Lyon came seventh in the last French season, which was shortened because of the coronavirus pandemic. PSG won Ligue 1 and crushed RB Leipzig 3-0 in their semi-final.

It promises to be an enthralling final, even in the bizarre atmosphere behind closed doors in Portugal's capital.

"For me, it's a dream come true. Playing in the UEFA Champions League and making it to the final. It's everything you can ask for," Bayern's Alphonso Davies told BT Sport.&nbsp;

The German champions will be looking to win their sixth European Cup, seven years on from their last Champions League triumph. It will be their 11th final altogether, against a club appearing in their first ever final.

For Lyon there will be disappointment as their second semi-final appearance ends the same way as their first, a defeat by Bayern in 2010.

<h2>- Step too far -</h2>

This was a step too far for Rudi Garcia's side following their shock successes against Juventus and Manchester City.

Now they must rouse themselves for a new Ligue 1 season which is just about to start, but there will be no European football at all for Lyon in 2020/21, for the first time in 24 years.

They would have had to win this Champions League just to qualify again, and to be fair they will wonder what might have been in this semi-final had they taken at least one of those early chances.

"Congratulations to Bayern. I don't think they were unbeatable," said Toko-Ekambi. "We had chances to score and we played well."

Bayern certainly take risks with their incredibly high line, inviting opponents to try to get in behind them.

Lyon's chance arrived inside the fourth minute. Maxence Caqueret intercepted a Thiago Alcantara pass, looked up and released Depay. The Dutchman went round Manuel Neuer but, with the angle tightening, he could only find the side-netting with his shot.

<h2>- Astonishing transformation -</h2>

The next big let-off for the Bavarians came when Leo Dubois sent a pass in behind for Toko-Ekambi. He got his shot away at the second attempt but hit the upright.

Just 49 seconds after that, Lyon were behind.

Gnabry cut in from the right into the middle before letting fly from just inside the box. His thumping left-foot strike gave Anthony Lopes no chance.

It was a different game after that and Gnabry made it 2-0 in the 33rd minute.

He stole possession in the Lyon half and laid the ball out to Ivan Perisic. The Croatian's low cross should have been converted by Lewandowski. Lopes saved from him but Gnabry converted the follow-up.

Substitute Philippe Coutinho had a late effort disallowed for offside, before Lewandowski made it 3-0 as he headed home Joshua Kimmich's free-kick.

Bayern now have 20 consecutive victories and are unbeaten in 29 matches, a run that began last December. Just a few weeks before that Bayern were in a mess, having sacked coach Niko Kovac.

The transformation under Flick has been astonishing and they are now 90 minutes away from ending this longest of seasons with a treble.

Serge Gnabry struck a first-half brace and Robert Lewandowski also scored as a ruthless Bayern Munich taught Lyon a harsh lesson in their Champions League semi-final in Lisbon on Wednesday, winning 3-0 to set up a tantalising final against Paris Saint-Germain.

Serge Gnabry struck a first-half brace and Robert Lewandowski also scored as a ruthless Bayern Munich taught Lyon a harsh lesson in their Champions League semi-final in Lisbon on Wednesday, winning 3-0 to set up a tantalising final against Paris Saint-Germain. Lyon squandered two golden opportunities to go ahead early on at the Estadio Jose Alvalade, through Memphis Depay and Karl Toko-Ekambi. Within seconds of the latter miss, Gnabry had blasted Bayern into an 18th-minute lead in stunning style, and the Germany winger scored again just after the half-hour mark. Gnabry, who scored four times in Bayern's 7-2 annihilation of Tottenham Hotspur in the group stage, has now scored nine in nine appearances in this season's competition. Lewandowski's inevitable goal, his 55th of the season, came two minutes from time. Bayern as a team have 42 goals in 10 Champions League outings, with this more modest victory following their 8-2 trouncing of Barcelona in the quarter-finals. "We knew this would be a hard game," insisted coach Hansi Flick. "We needed a bit of luck to get through the opening stages before Serge made the difference." They have won all their European matches this season but the biggest test awaits, against a PSG side who will be a step up from what they faced here. Lyon came seventh in the last French season, which was shortened because of the coronavirus pandemic. PSG won Ligue 1 and crushed RB Leipzig 3-0 in their semi-final. It promises to be an enthralling final, even in the bizarre atmosphere behind closed doors in Portugal's capital. "For me, it's a dream come true. Playing in the UEFA Champions League and making it to the final. It's everything you can ask for," Bayern's Alphonso Davies told BT Sport. The German champions will be looking to win their sixth European Cup, seven years on from their last Champions League triumph. It will be their 11th final altogether, against a club appearing in their first ever final. For Lyon there will be disappointment as their second semi-final appearance ends the same way as their first, a defeat by Bayern in 2010. - Step too far - This was a step too far for Rudi Garcia's side following their shock successes against Juventus and Manchester City. Now they must rouse themselves for a new Ligue 1 season which is just about to start, but there will be no European football at all for Lyon in 2020/21, for the first time in 24 years. They would have had to win this Champions League just to qualify again, and to be fair they will wonder what might have been in this semi-final had they taken at least one of those early chances. "Congratulations to Bayern. I don't think they were unbeatable," said Toko-Ekambi. "We had chances to score and we played well." Bayern certainly take risks with their incredibly high line, inviting opponents to try to get in behind them. Lyon's chance arrived inside the fourth minute. Maxence Caqueret intercepted a Thiago Alcantara pass, looked up and released Depay. The Dutchman went round Manuel Neuer but, with the angle tightening, he could only find the side-netting with his shot. - Astonishing transformation - The next big let-off for the Bavarians came when Leo Dubois sent a pass in behind for Toko-Ekambi. He got his shot away at the second attempt but hit the upright. Just 49 seconds after that, Lyon were behind. Gnabry cut in from the right into the middle before letting fly from just inside the box. His thumping left-foot strike gave Anthony Lopes no chance. It was a different game after that and Gnabry made it 2-0 in the 33rd minute. He stole possession in the Lyon half and laid the ball out to Ivan Perisic. The Croatian's low cross should have been converted by Lewandowski. Lopes saved from him but Gnabry converted the follow-up. Substitute Philippe Coutinho had a late effort disallowed for offside, before Lewandowski made it 3-0 as he headed home Joshua Kimmich's free-kick. Bayern now have 20 consecutive victories and are unbeaten in 29 matches, a run that began last December. Just a few weeks before that Bayern were in a mess, having sacked coach Niko Kovac. The transformation under Flick has been astonishing and they are now 90 minutes away from ending this longest of seasons with a treble.

Gnabry and Lewandowski fire ruthless Bayern into Champions League final

Bayern Munich are set to lock horns with Olympique Lyon at the second semi-final of the UEFA Champions League at the Estadio Jose Alvalade in Lisbon, Portugal in what promises to be another cracker of a contest in Europe’s elite competition.

The winner of Bayern Munich vs Lyon will go on to face French giants Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) who qualified to the summit clash by defeating RB Leipzig 3-0 in what was a comfortable victory for the Ligue 1 champions.&nbsp;

All eyes will be on rampant Bayern who are yet to lose a match since the restart and are undefeated in the UEFA Champions League 2019-20, moreover after their thumping 8-2 win over Barcelona in the quarter-final. However, Lyon will also be confident of their chances after winning over Man City by 3-1.&nbsp;

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<h2>When will the Bayern Munich vs Olympique Lyon, UEFA Champions League match begin?</h2>

The Bayern Munich vs Olympique Lyon, UEFA Champions League match will begin at 12:30 AM IST on August 20.&nbsp;

<h2>Where will the Bayern Munich vs Olympique Lyon, UEFA Champions League match be played?</h2>

The Bayern Munich vs Olympique Lyon, UEFA Champions League match match will be held at Estadio Jose Alvalade in Portugal.

<h2>Which channel will telecast the Bayern Munich vs Olympique Lyon, UEFA Champions League match?</h2>

The Bayern Munich vs Olympique Lyon, UEFA Champions League match will have a live telecast on Ten 1/HD and Ten 2/HD.

<h2>How to watch the live streaming of Bayern Munich vs Olympique Lyon, UEFA Champions League match?</h2>

The live streaming of Bayern Munich vs Olympique Lyon, UEFA Champions League match will be available on Sony’s streaming platform. &nbsp; 
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Bayern Munich are set to lock horns with Olympique Lyon at the second semi-final of the UEFA Champions League at the Estadio Jose Alvalade in Lisbon, Portugal in what promises to be another cracker of a contest in Europe’s elite competition.

Bayern Munich are set to lock horns with Olympique Lyon at the second semi-final of the UEFA Champions League at the Estadio Jose Alvalade in Lisbon, Portugal in what promises to be another cracker of a contest in Europe’s elite competition. The winner of Bayern Munich vs Lyon will go on to face French giants Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) who qualified to the summit clash by defeating RB Leipzig 3-0 in what was a comfortable victory for the Ligue 1 champions. All eyes will be on rampant Bayern who are yet to lose a match since the restart and are undefeated in the UEFA Champions League 2019-20, moreover after their thumping 8-2 win over Barcelona in the quarter-final. However, Lyon will also be confident of their chances after winning over Man City by 3-1. ALSO READ: Neymar could miss Champions League final for breaking UEFA's COVID-19 protocol When will the Bayern Munich vs Olympique Lyon, UEFA Champions League match begin? The Bayern Munich vs Olympique Lyon, UEFA Champions League match will begin at 12:30 AM IST on August 20. Where will the Bayern Munich vs Olympique Lyon, UEFA Champions League match be played? The Bayern Munich vs Olympique Lyon, UEFA Champions League match match will be held at Estadio Jose Alvalade in Portugal. Which channel will telecast the Bayern Munich vs Olympique Lyon, UEFA Champions League match? The Bayern Munich vs Olympique Lyon, UEFA Champions League match will have a live telecast on Ten 1/HD and Ten 2/HD. How to watch the live streaming of Bayern Munich vs Olympique Lyon, UEFA Champions League match? The live streaming of Bayern Munich vs Olympique Lyon, UEFA Champions League match will be available on Sony’s streaming platform.

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