Madrid must 'improve' to overcome Bayern in Champions League

"Bayern are very dangerous, they were at their best and we weren't -- we have time to improve for Wednesday," Ancelotti told reporters at the Allianz Arena, after Vinicius Junior's brace secured Madrid a draw. Madrid come into the match on the back of sealing the La Liga title after a 3-0 win over Cadiz on Saturday, but with the Champions League second leg in the forefront of their minds, celebrations were put on ice. Record 14-time Champions League winners Real Madrid instead had their sights firmly set on extending their European domination. "We would like to celebrate with all the fans, but they understand because on Wednesday we have a very important challenge," said Ancelotti.