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Bayern Munich (AFP)
Bayern Munich (AFP)

Munich - Bayern Munich have been flooded with ticket requests for their home Champions League semi-final after their historic 6-1 drubbing of Porto, which saw Pep Guardiola's trousers rip in celebration.

Guardiola's sideline jubilation after one of Bayern's five first-half goals in Munich on Tuesday led to the dapper Spaniard's tailored suit ripping on his left leg in what German daily Bild has dubbed a 'Goal-gasum' ('Tor-gasum' in German).

"Ah, they broke. It's not so bad, I'll just put on a new pair for the next game," grinned the Spaniard, who later quipped his partly exposed leg was "hot and certainly not cold" during the match.

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