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Manchester City will have at least two key defenders missing for their Champions League quarter-final first leg tie against Real Madrid on Tuesday and may have a third absent.
Man City return to Champions League action later today, with Pep Guardiola's side traveling to Spain to face Real Madrid in what looks set to be a mouth-watering clash.
Manchester City head to Madrid in fine form and within a point of the Premier League summit.
Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola said Monday it will be "nearly impossible" to repeat their thrashing of Real Madrid last season in their Champions League quarter-final duel. City hammered record 14-time winners Madrid 5-1 on aggregate in last season's semi-finals on the way to the trophy but Guardiola said ahead of Tuesday's first-leg clash at the Santiago Bernabeu he could not expect his team to repeat the feat. "To beat Real Madrid two times in the same way is almost impossible," Guardiola told a news conference.
Star Indian shuttlers, including PV Sindhu, will face a tough test against some of the world's best when they begin their medal hunt at the Badminton Asia Championships which will start with the qualifiers in Ningbo, China on Tuesday. The last-minute withdrawal of world No. 1 pair and defending champions Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty might have taken a bit of sheen away but it will put the onus on the singles stars to put their hands up during the continental individual championships.
Atletico Madrid and Borussia Dortmund do battle on Wednesday with both teams conscious the tie offers their best chance of reaching the Champions League semi-finals in years. The duo are the underdog sides remaining in this season's quarter-finals, with the other six teams either among the elite, spending as if they were or boasting trophy-laden European histories. Atletico, who suffered a humiliating group stage exit last season, are fighting desperately to finish in the top four in La Liga, under pressure from Athletic Bilbao for the final Champions League qualifying spot.
Bayern Munich forward Serge Gnabry is relishing a reunion with mentor Mikel Arteta and has backed former club Arsenal to be one of European football’s leading sides for the foreseeable future.
Future Eaglesdefeated Mexico U16 3-1 at the International Dream Cup in Japan. Goals from Egesionu Sopuruchukwu 44th min,<br />Adeleke Oluwatobi 55th min and Adeyeye Damilola 72nd min ensured the win. Photo/twitter/thenff