Jack Grealish confident 'unstoppable' Man City can finish the job against Real Madrid

Manchester City forward Jack Grealish is confident he and his teammates can finish the job against Real Madrid when the two meet in next week's Champions League semi-final second leg, saying City feel "unstoppable" at home.

City have been imperious at the Etihad Stadium this year, winning all 14 matches since the turn of the year.

A 1-1 draw at the Bernabeu in Tuesday's first leg leaves the tie finely poised ahead of next Wednesday's return match.

Both goals came from spectacular strikes from outside the box as Kevin De Bruyne cancelled out Vinicius Junior's opener.

"At the Etihad at the moment we feel unstoppable," Grealish told BT Sport.

"We came here tonight to try and win, but I think it shows our character to go a goal down and come back. In the end it was a fair result."

City are now unbeaten in 21 games in all competitions as they chase a treble of Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League.

But they were not at their fluent best as Madrid successfully cut the supply line to 51-goal striker Erling Haaland.

The visitors had dominated possession until they were hit by the Real sucker punch when Vinicius drove forward and fired into the top corner on 36 minutes.

But the roles were reversed after the break as just when City appeared on the ropes, they hit back when De Bruyne drilled past his Belgian international teammate Thibaut Courtois.

"When we were better, they scored. When they were better, we scored," said City boss Guardiola. "Tight game, Bernabeu, a semi-final always is difficult. 1-1 and we have a final next Wednesday at home with our people."

Title-holders Real Madrid are chasing a record-extending 15th European Cup to add to the Copa del Rey title. By contrast, City are chasing an elusive first Champions