Quote from: imamusma on Today at 02:32:15 PM

If it is not an exaggeration to say so, the match between Manchester City versus Real Madrid is the most difficult match to predict, many bettors will be confused about who will come out on top. Both teams are very optimistic about being able to beat each other, of course because both teams have all the attributes needed, and their mentality is also very good. The head to head record of the two teams will not have much influence on the upcoming match, which in my opinion is the completeness of the squad which is more important and more decisive.

Before the Quarter Final was draw, Manchester City and Real Madrid were supposed to met but after the draw, nothing change between these two team which made me to believe that Real Madrid and Manchester City are the two most brave team in this league, there is no it will be palatable for the two to be opposite but they used Barcelona and PSG to calm the situation but I have more confidence in Manchester City to eliminate Real Madrid but they wouldn't be the team to win the Champions League.

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Pep Guardiola is lucky because currently all the players in his squad are fully available without any injuries, while Ancelotti is still missing Thibaut Courtois, David Alaba and Joselu. On the other hand, Manchester City has a larger number of matches scheduled, in which they have to face Arsenal, Aston Villa and Crystal Palace first before facing Real Madrid. In this case, Real Madrid only has one match versus Atletic Bilbao, of course preparation time and fatigue will be other challenges that Pep Guardiola must face.

I don't think Manchester City are the only club out of this, even Real Madrid has a complete squad, the PSG has a complete men, Barcelona has a most completed team and so is Arsenal but if you say that Manchester City has the most well structured team that can finish any team then I will say they have it and they have what it takes to finished the Champions League, that's the difference between them and the rest of the teams.