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Such was the brilliance of the first-leg, it’s impossible to see today’s Champions League semi-final second-leg between Real Madrid and Manchester City disappointing.
Luka Modric compareció este martes con un aire tranquilo y burocrático, echando mano del castellano balcánico que aprendió viendo también telenovelas mexicanas, para explicar que para eliminar al Manchester City (21.00, Movistar Liga de Campeones; ) necesitarán “fe, energía y agresividad”. Como la suya contra el PSG y Chelsea, por ejemplo. Después de superar al equipo parisino, pocas escenas llamaron más atención que él entrando en el vestuario del Madrid poseído, estrujando, abrazando y gritando a todo el que se iba encontrando por el camino, ya fueran jugadores, técnicos o fisios. Una secuencia que repitió en parte un mes más tarde tras esquivar el siniestro total ante el Chelsea.
Muchos de los análisis sobre el juego del Real Madrid de Carlo Ancelotti realizados al calor de las remontadas de la Champions apuntan a factores mágicos, quizá siguiendo el señuelo de las palabras del propio técnico. Sin embargo, en esta Liga que el técnico italiano ha ganado con el Madrid, un sector tan prosaico y alejado del encantamiento como el de las empresas dedicadas al registro y tratamiento de datos ha encontrado pistas que retratan la solidez del juego —y sus correcciones— con el que los blancos han atrapado su título liguero número 35. Y nada parece casual.
Real Madrid have a 15-point lead at the top of LaLiga and if they open that up by just one more, Carlo Ancelotti will have won the title by the biggest margin in the club's history.
You can buy Defending For Dummies in paperback online, but we have to hope Pep Guardiola and Carlo Ancelotti didn't add a copy to their baskets this week.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp told his players he wanted Spain to see his ‘mentality monsters’ in their Champions League semi-final second leg and was relieved they eventually made an appearance.
Arsene Wenger expects Manchester City to beat Real Madrid in their Champions League semi-final but believes the Premier League side will be vulnerable without Kyle Walker in the side.
Real Madrid have surrendered their lead in the race to sign Aurelien Tchouameni, handing Chelsea a major boost ahead of the upcoming transfer window. The 22-year-old was on the Blues' shopping list in the summer, but the board opted against signing him because they felt as if the midfielder could've done with another 12 months of development, as per The Athletic.