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A record-setting performance from Robert Lewandowski in the first leg against Real Madrid meant that Dortmund had to keep the Spanish giants from scoring three goals in the second leg. Although Madrid almost pulled it out, Dortmund hung on and advanced to the final, 4-3 on aggregate. (AP/Frank Augstein)
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