The scenario is dramatic for Manchester City!
This Tuesday (17th), at 5:00 PM (BrasĂlia time), the English giant faces Real Madrid at the Etihad Stadium, needing a magical night.
The match will be broadcast on TNT and HBO Max, but you can follow all the details and statistics right here on OneFootball! 👇
After suffering a resounding 3-0 defeat in the first leg in Madrid, Pep Guardiola’s team has a mountain to climb: they need to win by three goals just to take the tie to extra time.
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Guardiola’s Challenges
City arrives under pressure not only because of the scoreline, but also due to the current moment. After a draw with West Ham that pushed them further from the Premier League lead, the Citizens are also dealing with key absences in defense, such as Gvardiol and Rico Lewis.
The hope rests on Haaland, who, despite being the target of criticism from the international press for his recent performances, is the key piece in their attempt at a comeback.
Merengue Advantage
On the other side, Real Madrid is enjoying a moment of absolute confidence. Under Arbeloa’s command, the team can lose by up to two goals and still secure a spot in the quarterfinals.
The big news for the Spaniards is the return of Kylian Mbappé; the competition’s top scorer (13 goals) has recovered from a knee injury and is included in the squad, potentially ready to deliver the knockout blow to the English side at the Etihad.
Probable Lineups:
- Manchester City: Donnarumma; Matheus Nunes, RĂşben Dias, GuĂ©hi, and AĂŻt-Nouri; Rodri, O’Reilly, Semenyo, Bernardo Silva, Cherki, and Haaland.
- Real Madrid: Courtois; Alexander-Arnold, Huijsen, RĂĽdiger, and Fran GarcĂa; Valverde, TchouamĂ©ni, Camavinga, Brahim DĂaz, Arda GĂĽler, and VinĂcius Junior.
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