The first leg of the Champions League quarterfinals between Real Madrid and Manchester City was an even draw, and I have a feeling that this matchup will be a classic once again, and that the battle will be extremely close.
Manchester City, as the hosts, are under immense pressure in this campaign as they aspire to lift the European Champions Trophy for the first time. However, Real Madrid is not only the defending champion, but also the team with the most number of wins. Therefore, the road is bumpy for the Blue Moon to realize their dream.
Just like in the first round, the side attacks will be the key to decide the winner. Even though Yunis Oszulia scored a great goal, in my opinion, Kiljuiga has been quite successful in limiting this player. Kilgore is a top defender, but City will probably press more aggressively in the second leg, perhaps giving Yunis Oszulia more chances to break through.
With City on the left side, I observed Kialisch wearing Daniel Carvalho down in the first leg, and expect coach Diego Cortina to continue to have Kialisch pressurize Daniel Carvalho in the second leg, with the Real Madrid right back facing a huge challenge if his opponent is shown a yellow card early in the game.
Of course, both teams have world-class players who can change the course of the game. Binschmar and Ainin Charant are just one chance away from scoring the decisive goal, and the two master passers, Modi Li and Chiyun Dibuni, will keep creating chances for their teammates.
Tybalt Tulls and Aidachen Moras also carry a heavy burden in the goalkeeping position, as any mistake can be fatal. After analyzing both rationality and emotion, I think the experienced Galaxy will narrowly defeat the Blue Moon on the road and successfully advance to the final.
