Bayern has lost six games in a row against Real, their worst run against any side in the competition.

Already missing key men Manuel Neuer, David Alaba, Arturo Vidal and Kingsley Coman, they lost winger Arjen Robben and defender Jerome Boateng in the first half.

But they had enough chances to take a commanding lead to the Spanish capital next week, with the usually clinical Robert Lewandowski, Thomas Muller and Frank Ribery missing chances.

Indeed they had a clear opening as early as the first minute, but Lewandowski's cross from the byeline was too strong for Muller.

Navas should have done better with Kimmich's opener - he was beaten at the near post from a tight angle - but he saved well from Ribery in the second half.

Soon after Marcelo had equalized, Muller had a powerful volley blocked by Sergio Ramos, and Lewandowski headed straight at Navas when unmarked at a set-piece.

Bayern squandered further chances in the second half - Lewandowski and Muller getting in each other's way inside the six-yard box, and the former missing the target when in behind Real's defence in the closing minutes.

There were unsavory scenes at the final whistle as a small number of fans ran onto the pitch and confronted the Bayern players. (BBC)