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Real Madrid and the Champions League, name us a better combination in football?
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Real Madrid and the Champions League, name us a better combination in football?
Real Madrid and the Champions League, name us a better combination in football?
Heading for the Champions League final with just minutes to go in the Bernabeu, Manchester City lost a two-goal lead and were beaten in extra time by Real Madrid.
Real Madrid produced one of the great Champions League comebacks to defeat Manchester City 3-1 after extra time at the Bernabeu, and go through 6-5 on aggregate. Even when substitute Rodrygo nipped in front of Ederson to steer home Karim Benzema's pull-back in the last minute to draw level with Riyad Mahrez's City goal, a Real win seemed a tall order.
Manchester City hold a 4-3 aggregate lead over Real Madrid in the Champions League semi-final after a thrilling first leg at the Etihad last week.
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.
Real Madrid will win La Liga at the Santiago Bernabeu on Saturday if they avoid defeat against Espanyol as Carlo Ancelotti's side look to secure the Spanish title before facing Manchester City in the Champions League next week. Madrid sit 15 points clear of Barcelona and Sevilla in La Liga, meaning they need just one more point from their remaining five league games to be crowned champions for the 35th time.
Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti suggested he will rest several regular starters for Saturday's LaLiga game against Espanyol as they prepare to host Manchester City in the second leg of their Champions League semi-final a few days later. Real will be looking to overturn a 4-3 deficit from the first leg in order to reach their 17th final in the competition. The LaLiga leaders need at least a point against lowly Espanyol, who have lost three of their last four league games, to guarantee their 35th Spanish title with almost a month of the season remaining.