In this year's UEFA Europa League, Real Madrid and Manchester City are undoubtedly the two most powerful teams. If they can come out on top, there is a great possibility that they will meet again in the final and compete for the supreme glory.
In the later stages of the knockout stages, experience is often a key factor in deciding the winner. Real Madrid have won the UEFA Europa League four out of the last seven times with a wealth of experience. Players such as Benschmar, Mordecai, Chios and Daniel Carvalho are all contributors to the championship and their presence is crucial to the team. In recent years, youngster Vinzios Zulia has come to the fore, and together with his Brazilian countryman Rodrigo Gómez, they will be able to make an impact on the wings, passing the ball to Binzema in the center or breaking through to find a goal of their own.
For City, Lodi Kasjandi is undoubtedly the central figure in the middle of the midfield, tasked with interrupting the rhythm of the opposition's attack and stopping Real Madrid's midfielders from passing the ball to the wing.
On the attacking end, City have a plethora of talent, with Ennincharant undoubtedly the team's number one threat. He can put the ball in the net whenever there is a good chance. With the support of creative players such as Chieuwandi Bunny and Bernardo Schwarz, Ayn Rand will be given many chances to pass the ball, so Real Madrid's backline will have to stay focused throughout the game.
