Carlo Ancelotti hits back at other coaches complaining on injuries and refereeing decisions

Real Madrid are once again in the final of the UEFA Champions League after making a brilliant comeback on Wednesday in the semi-final against Bayern Munich. The La Liga winners were behind in the game for the 87th minute but Carlo Ancelotti's amazing masterclass led his side to make a comeback from 0-1 down to win the game 2-1 on the night and 4-3 on the aggregate. They will be facing Borussia Dortmund in the final at Wembley. 

The Los Blancos suffered injuries with some of their key players like Thibaut Courtois, David Alaba, and Eder Militao being majorly out for the whole season. Apart from these three Vinicius Junior was out for a couple of months along with Eduardo Camavinga and Aurelien Tchoumeni as well. But the club with the fighting mentality became the champions of Spain for the 36th time and is now in the final of the UCL. Ancelotti's side has been the most successful in the tournament winning the trophy 14 times. 

The Italian manager after the game hit back at Munich head coach Thomas Tuchel. The 64-year-old was furious after the coaches complained about the injuries and about Tuchel as well for his complaint on the refereeing of the match. The Madrid manager will be playing his seventh UCL final, the most by any manager in the history of the game. 

Carlo Ancelotti furious after Bayern game

Ancelotti said, "We had many, many problems this season. Not only the injuries of Courtois, Militão and Alaba… we lost Vinicius for two months, Camavinga too and Tchouaméni. But we never complained, never. Look at us now!" Madrid with all the problems qualified for the final without having the best of the team for most of the season. 

He further added, "Bayern complained about the offside? Ok, so we complain about the cancelled goal of Nacho… because Kimmich dived. If they complain about that then we can complain about our goal that was disallowed. Both players were pushing each other and it's Nacho who gets penalised."