Quote from: Pulsar77 on Today at 10:58:17 AM

Quote from: legendbtc on March 20, 2024, 11:57:28 PM

Yes, I also agree with you. Both Man City and Real Madrid are in top form. In a narrow lane, Real Madrid and Man City faced each other again for the fourth consecutive season in the Champions League. The rematch between Real Madrid and Man City in the quarterfinals of this year's Champions League promises to continue to be a tense match. Man City will continue to defeat Real Madrid this season. In terms of player quality, Man City is still better. Although the talents of the two coaches are equal. Real Madrid can only be firm when they get the final piece of the puzzle, Kylian Mbappé. Only then will they dominate this Europe. Regarding the current squad, Real Madrid cannot overwhelm Man City.

Mate, Real Madrid have already dominated the Champions League so far.

They have a total of 14 championships achieved in this competition. Their success in the Champions League has become like an ecole.

KING OF UCL, no doubt that if many people called madrid as a club that was very often in owning UCL. A club with most UCL trophies on its trophy cabinet.

Quote from: Pulsar77 on Today at 10:58:17 AM

Aside from that they won the title in the 2021/2022 season without having a player like Mbappe. Manchester City were still strong those times but Real Madrid still eliminated them in the semi finals. Maybe you will say Manchester City didn't have Haaland then. In that case I would like to remind you of another fact that Haaland didn't have much impact on his team's matches in the semi finals and final last season either.

Im seeing City to be an equal opponent to Real Madrid, and this is a difficult match to predict given that both clubs are still performing well in the UCL and domestic leagues, last season can still become a reliable data to predict which tema that will win the game soon. If City does not have Haaland on its squad, the club still has De Bruyne, Foden, and Rodri on its squad. People were only aware that the club was centralized around a single player, despite the fact that the city has a large number of talented players in the squad that will be ready to destroy their opponents. Madrid also has many great players in its squad, who have contributed significantly to the club's performance. That is my main reason for referring to these clubs as equal opponents. Madrid lost to City last season, and this season is completely different.

Quote from: Pulsar77 on Today at 10:58:17 AM

By the way I can agree with you on a point. When Mbappe joins Real Madrid they will probably start playing at a much higher level. Wink

Mbappe is making Madrid even stronger because having mbappe will have same mean like having someone who is good at positioning, shooting, speed, and physics. Mbappe is the only capable striker who can compete with Haaland, who has been referred to as Manchester City's goal machine.
I hope to see Mbappe wearing the real Madrid shirt someday. It will be fantastic to have mbappe at one of the best clubs in the world, like Madrid. Mbappe's chances of winning UCL will be very high.