I hope so, but on the other hand, there are certainly concerns for Madrid, especially for their defense, which cannot be used as a reference because it always has a lot of gaps that cannot be predicted because of a little poor cooperation and harmony between players. The first leg at home for Arsenal is sure they will do many things to make an advantage but Madrid clearly knows the characteristics of English clubs that always play fast which can be a reference for Madrid especially since this is not the first time they have met a club in the EPL although this is a return meeting for them and Arsenal since the last 2 decades.

For Bayern and Inter both are also a little difficult to predict because Inter have problems in their attack line which is very difficult for them to score goals, while Bayern is currently facing problems in the fitness of the players because some of their core players in defense have been hit by a hurricane of injuries.