Quote from: Smartvirus on Today at 09:45:14 AM

Luck doesn’t get you to the UCL finals! If it were to be luck, then we would have found the likes of Sporting CP or Celtic in the finals. They are a good side when playing locally but, aren’t that good enough just yet to make these stages in the UCL. Dortmund weren’t lucky, they dared to take the bulls by the horns, went for it and didn’t hold back and they got it. I think their biggest challenge was Arsenal, once they had them off the way, PSG wasn’t much of a threat like we assumed they would be.

Now, they face a real giant in the UCL, a team that knows how to play and pride themselves in the UCL. Dortmund have got to show themselves to be more than exceptional to come close to equal Real Madrid as I think, experience would be where they loose it. I don’t see Real Madrid not winning this, there are players to the team who wants more and more of these medals and trophy. On like in the Laliga, Real Madrid gives some real show in the UCL but, I would be open to some surprises if Dortmund can.

There's nothing like luck in football. Johan Cruyff has said it before, Josep Pep Guardiola also said same thing after he played it all against Real Madrid during the Champions League quarter finals this season and also lost to Real Madrid on penalties.

But, if we had anything like luck, we would have seen Atletico Madrid winning the Champions League Competition twice as they came so close back to back but failed regardless.
Gunners are good sides but they have no good mentality, not mentality but winning mentality when it comes to the UEFA European Competitions.

This is Real Madrid, I know what they can do but I don't want to boast about it, I want to see them do it again come next Saturday. UEFA Champions League will be saying goodbye to both Marco Reus and Toni Kroos.