text: Pep Guardiola went into Bayern Munich's Champions League second-leg against Porto under intensifying pressure after a 3-1 defeat in the first encounter. His side responded ruthlessly, obliterating Porto - and Guardiola's doubters - with a relentless attacking display and a 6-1 scoreline at the Allianz Arena to reach the semi-final but it is not just the blistering offensive play that seizes the front pages in Germany on Wednesday. That honour is taken by Guardiola's trousers, which tore at the top of his leg during the game. Bild (left) lead on Pep Guardiola's trousers while Kurier report on a 'fixed' Bayern Munich after beating Porto . Guardiola had a tear in his trousers as he orchestrated Bayern's big win from the sidelines against Porto . Bild lead with the picture of Guardiola's trousers and the headline '6-1! It even bursts Pep's pants!' Kurier took a more reserved approach the morning after the match, leading with the headline 'safety for fixed Bayern'. The reaction in Portugal was much more damming after Porto's humiliating demolition. 'Terror in Munich' reports Abola, who reflect on a 'tragic half hour' where Bayern blitzed Porto with three strikes to overturn to the 3-1 deficit, before going on to notch another three, reaching five at half-time. Record simply lead with 'disaster' on their front page, adding that Porto had 'the worst defeat in their European history.' Abola (left) report on Porto's 'terror in Munich' while Record called the defeat a 'disaster' for the team . L'equipe lead with a 'giant' evening approaching for Monaco while Barcelona 'fly into the semis' In France, L'equipe are building up to Monaco's quarter-final second leg against runaway Serie A leaders Juventus, who hold the advantage in tie with a 1-0 lead. The paper says 'it would be giant' if Monaco overturn the score and reach the semi-finals of the competition. In Spain, Mundo Deportivo lead with Barcelona 'flying into the semis' after a 2-0 win over Paris Saint-Germain at the Nou Camp sealed a 5-1 aggregate victory.
target: Bayern Munich thrashed Porto 6-1 in the Champions League on Tuesday .
  Bayern trailed 3-1 after their first leg defeat in Portugal .
  Manager Pep Guardiola appeared with a tear in his trousers on the sideline .