By the numbers: Kimmich stars despite Bayern's elimination to Madrid

Real Madrid completed the job against Bayern Munich on Tuesday, but the semi-final second leg didn't pass by without any intrigue. Here, theScore runs through the best statistics from the Santiago Bernabeu.

0: Franck Ribery, often playing creator in his mid-30s, didn't fire a shot at Keylor Navas' mesh throughout the 90 minutes.

1: Joshua Kimmich finishes as Bayern Munich's leader for goal involvement in the Champions League this season (four goals, three assists).

3: Zinedine Zidane is the first manager since Marcello Lippi (1996-98) to reach three consecutive Champions League finals. Real Madrid is the first team to do so twice in its history, first accomplishing the feat as part of a five-season run between 1956 and 1960.

4: Game-high key passes made by Kimmich.

5: Bayern Munich has been booted from the Champions League by Spanish opposition in each of the past five seasons. The Bavarians have fallen to Real Madrid three times, and once each to Barcelona and Atletico Madrid.

8: Saves made by Navas against Bayern Munich, including notable swats at efforts by Robert Lewandowski, David Alaba and, most impressively, Corentin Tolisso.

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13: Attempts at goal by Lewandowski in his past five Champions League matches. The Pole hasn't scored in any of those outings.

16: Real Madrid reached its 16th final in Europe's elite club competition - more than any other outfit.

17: Combined tackles, interceptions, and clearances by Raphael Varane. It was a busy night for the French defender.

94.8: In addition to his goal and created chances, Kimmich logged the highest passing accuracy against Real Madrid.

100: Percentage of take-ons and shots on target by two-goal Karim Benzema at the Bernabeu.