Quote from: Weawant on February 13, 2025, 10:59:51 PM

Playing from home this time will be a advantage Milan will not fail to utilise, since this season, Milan has a good number of home performance which I can consider a very impressive one to be a reason to believe they will not allow Feyenoord na easy win at their home and moreover they lost by a slim chance to Feyenoord, one which they can make up for if they eventually are able to really win the game with a very good game score at the end of the game.

As long as Milan does not have a sharp finisher, playing at home is no guarantee that they can dominate the match. Feyenoord after successfully securing Leg 1, means that their motivation to not concede in Leg 2 is greater. Whether Milan or Feyenoord will qualify for me, it doesn't matter because in the end the one who fights hard and has a little luck will be the one who comes out on top.

Quote from: KingsDen on February 13, 2025, 11:01:55 PM

I just wish that this Manchester City will see today is the real giant of England that we use to know in last season and past few seasons I would have been so convinced that they would definitely make a comeback against Real Madrid. But this present Manchester City we have today might not be able to make that expected come back even if Real Madrid is not even in their best performance. What I understood is that Real Madrid play more of Champions League traditional football as if they are entitled to the cup. They play with a whole lot of confidence even when they gain is against them. This is a quality that Manchester City lack because if they have that quality they wouldn't have allowed to Real Madrid to make a comeback and even win the match within 10 minutes of ending the match.

Honestly, if football should be very fair, Real Madrid does not deserve the Champions League title of this season even Manchester City. We just need another separate body if possible Liverpool to win it because they deserve it.

It doesn't always have to be about Manchester City, because the English representatives are still Aston Villa, Liverpool and Arsenal. So if Manchester City fails, it's good, at least once in a while there should be a hard blow for those who feel they have won everything but are slapped by the bitter reality. There must be a team that punishes Manchester City in the Champions League and that is suitable for Real Madrid.

Talking about fairness, what does it mean?
There is no need to go this far to close your eyes and act as if it is unfair. This is a competition, if you want to win you have to fight until the end.
Of course Liverpool are much more deserving of being champions, but the journey is still quite long and there will always be many surprises waiting in front of our eyes.