That said, I think an equally bigger part of the story is Bayern's failure to hang on to a two-goal lead. They absolutely battered Real Madrid in the first half and, I think, should have been more than just a goal up. Then, at 2-0, with the fans freaking out and Madrid boss Alvaro Arbeloa making tweaks, you have to see the game out. There's a huge difference in coming back from two goals down on the road compared to one goal. You can't give up that many chances. The only mitigating factor, I guess, is the Bernabéu and the old trope by which time seems to magically turn more slowly when Real Madrid need to come from behind. But this is Bayern, surely "stage fright" shouldn't be a thing?
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这个曾被质疑为“空头支票”的领域，正以惊人速度进入爆发阶段。
显然极小概率事件仍可能发生，加之现代芯片尺寸持续缩小更易受干扰，此次事故也在情理之中。