Champions League: Manchester United v Bayern Munich – in pictures

This Bayern fan looks like he's seen and done it all before. Though he's probably never seen Manchester United go into a Champions League tie as rank outsiders, which they are tonight Photograph: Tom Jenkins

The two teams emerge before kick-off Photograph: Tom Jenkins/Guardian

Pep Guardiola, the Bayern boss, doesn't look too happy before the match
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Sir Alex Ferguson looks decidedly more upbeat
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United start confidently, but Alex Buttner has to be on his guard to challenge Arjen Robben as Bayern ramp up the pressure
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Welbeck has a great chance in the first half when he finds himself one-on-one with Manuel Neuer, the United forward tries to chip it but is foiled by the keeper Photograph: Tom Jenkins/Guardian

Marouane Fellaini gets up high for a header
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Ryan Giggs instructs his team-mates as United now find themselves on the back foot after their confident start
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United defend a Bayern corner Photograph: Tom Jenkins/Guardian

Welbeck wins a header against Philip Lahm
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Ryan Giggs is forced off at half-time with an injury and is replaced by Shinji Kagawa
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The two sides may not have found the target in the first half, but at least one paper plane has
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Rio Ferdinand tussles with Schweinsteiger Photograph: Tom Jenkins/Guardian

In the 58th minute, Nemanja Vidic rises brilliantly to head United into the lead. The ball was going well behind him, but still the Serbian managed to guide it into the bottom corner
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United's players are thrilled to have taken an unexpected lead
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But just eight minutes later, Bastian Schweinsteiger lashes home a rising shot to make it 1-1
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Scweinsteiger and Franck Ribery are enraged when Antonia Valencia escapes punishment for a bad tackle on Jerome Boateng. Valencia had already been booked and could easily have been dismissed for his two-footed challenge Photograph: Tom Jenkins/Guardian

Ironically, the German is later sent off for a second bookable offence when he trips Wayne Rooney. Schweinsteiger isn't impressed with Rooney, who went to ground rather easily Photograph: Tom Jenkins/Guardian

Pep Guardiola grabs the arm of the referee to complain. He knows Schweinsteiger will now miss the second leg, which is set up rather nicely after this result. Final score: 1-1 Photograph: Tom Jenkins/Guardian