Bayern Munich's players celebrate with their fans after the UEFA Champions League quarter-final second leg football match between FC Bayern Munich and Sevilla FC in Munich. Pic/AFP

Jupp Heynckes' Bayern Munich marched into another Champions League semi-final on Wednesday despite 10-man Sevilla holding them to a goalless draw at home in Wednesday's second leg. Bayern progressed to the last four of the competition for the seventh time in nine seasons as they prevailed 2-1 on aggregate following their first-leg victory in Spain last week. "Sevilla are a good team - for a long time we couldn't get a grip on the midfield, but we stopped them scoring - that was important," said Bayern winger Arjen Robben. Sevilla's bid for a first semi-final appearance fell short in spite of shutting out Bayern's attack and restricting the hosts to just 51 percent possession.