Yes, it is obvious that for Real to reach the final they need to win against City + Bayern/Arsenal. Individually, these tasks are quite realistic, but collectively the chance is reduced. I think that the overall probability of this is approximately 30% (by the way, the same as for the other teams from this thread towards the finals).
13-14 and 15-16 - those were good times, the two best teams from Madrid found out who is the strongest club in Europe (and the World)
13-14 and 15-16 - those were good times, the two best teams from Madrid found out who is the strongest club in Europe (and the World)
For these Champions League predictions, I’ve assessed the chances of each team to be roughly 50-50 for virtually all the quarterfinalists. Although teams like Atletico Madrid and Dortmund may be less likely to reach the final, other teams appear to be in good form based on their performances.
It’s challenging to predict which teams will make it to the final, including Real Madrid. so, all the teams need to be at their best in terms of performance, working hard to overcome their respective challenges in their leagues.
Take Arsenal, for example, currently tied with Liverpool at 64 points and just aBove Manchester City at 63. Arsenal faces the challenge of defeating Manchester City in their league game and then coming back to win against Bayern Munich in the Champions League quarterfinal. There’s a lot of responsibility on Arsenal right now, and Mikel Arteta needs to play a pivotal role in the club’s success. So, for now, the chances seem evenly split for at least 80% of the clubs in the quarterfinals.