Despite a spectacular evening in Madrid on Tuesday, neither team took the lead heading into the second leg.
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The clash had all the appearance of a final before its time. He kept his promises. At the end of a fierce battle between the last two European champions, there was no winner at Santiago Bernabeu between Real Madrid and Manchester City in the quarter-final first leg of the Champions League (3-3), Tuesday April 9. But the scenario and the spectacle proposed by the two teams will remain in memory.
Ruben Dias against his camp (12th), Rodrygo (14th) and Federico Valverde (79th) scored for the Merengues. Bernardo Silva (2nd), Phil Foden (66th) and Josko Gvardiol (71st) responded on the Cityzens side. Everyone is already waiting for the return match, next Wednesday in England, to know the outcome of this double confrontation where everything remains to be done.
