Quote from: Dailyscript on Today at 05:10:40 PM

Quote from: AmaGold70 on Today at 02:02:26 PM

Already the match seems to be a very though one for both teams because since Real Madrid have already won the first leg they would just play to secured a draw against Manchester city. But with the recent performance of Manchester city against Newcastle united in the premier league last week I think they might likely secured a win against Real Madrid tonight, because they would going to play the game with full force to win and qualify for the next round.

Manchester City could not win against Real Madrid at their home. Do you think the second leg is always as easy as you expect it to be? The game today will be a very tough one, and I know Real Madrid wants to qualify to the next level so they won't let Manchester City win. Although you did something wrong by comparing the strength of Real Madrid to Newcastle. If Manchester City won Newcastle in the Premier League, do you think because of that performance you can judge who will win between Madrid and City today? That kind of comparison doesn't work here in the UCL.

Although Real Madrid has won 3-2 in the first leg, I consider the second leg with a score comparison of 0-0, meaning that the two teams are only distinguished by the results of the previous match but the strength in the second leg remains balanced. Manchester City is also still favored and I think they will immediately step on the gas and lock down the host. El Rela's weakness in the back line is very likely to be exploited by Haaland because that is where the opponent's weak point is. It is very interesting to look forward to the match and I have a feeling that Manchester City will be more dominant and very likely to win.