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Sucedió hace casi dos años. El Madrid llegaba al Etihad para disputar el encuentro de vuelta de octavos ante el Manchester City. Llegaba con una fuerte desventaja: en el Bernabéu habían perdido 1-2, tras remontar los ingleses un gol inicial de Isco, y además, no podía contar con Sergio Ramos, que había sido expulsado a la vez que cometía un penalti sobre Gabriel Jesús. La tarea se palpaba seria y dura...
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Pep Guardiola threw Gabriel Jesus’ name into the ring when discussing his options for right back, should John Stones not be fit to face Real Madrid tomorrow night. That was clearly a case of plucking a name out of the air, as Jesus was flavour of the moment after his four goals against Watford, with Guardiola laughing off the idea that he could pick the Brazil number nine at full back.