Quote from: Rana590 on Today at 07:27:30 PM

Quote from: rangga28 on Today at 07:17:11 PM

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.

I don't think Manchester City will be able to win in the Bernabeu. It is good news for Real Madrid that Rudigar is back and he will help to manage defense line. In my opinion, Real will start their match by considering that the match is still tie and they have to win anyhow. Besides Real Madrid will get home advantages. City will try to comeback, they did really good in their last match but in Bernabeu, it will be really tough game for them.

Just at the beginning of the match today, Real Madrid got an early lead with the first goal coming from Mbappe. We are still 15 minutes away from the first half coming to an end, and the match looks very tough as both teams are playing well and looking to score more goals. The early goals for Real Madrid has boosted their confidence more and will likely want to score more goals to be safer since they’re playing from home. The aggregate is now 4-2 with Real Madrid taking the lead. For Manchester City to stand a chance for the next round, they now need to score three goals more and now allowing Real Madrid to add any more goals to the one they already scored today. The more Real Madrid scores, the more harder it gets for them to qualify for the next round of the competition.