Real Madrid and Manchester City define their future in the Champions League

They agree so much about something Pep Guardiola, technician from Manchester City as Carlo Ancelotti intReal Madrid’s Renador for the second leg at Etihad Stadium which corresponds to the semi-finals Champions Leaguethey will have to play a better game than the one in the first game in Spain.

Manchester City and Real Madrid face today in etihad (14:00 Panama time), after the first game ended in a 1-1 draw.

“Emotions will be strong and to beat Real Madrid you have to have a plan. My feeling is that we have to be better than in the first game, we have to have more chances. We have the strongest opponent in front of us,” he said. Pep Guardiola, manager of Manchester City in return, in the sports city Manchester City.

Guardiola assured that if he knows the method Real Madrid for success in champions I would copy that and if Madrid wins so much in Europe it is because, like other teams in the past, they have “great players”.

for his part, Carlo Ancelottitechnician Real Madrid, He confirmed that this Tuesday was “very calm” and “full of faith”, but that “concern” will arrive on Wednesday (today); A bad thought enters you, that Haaland will mark you, that De Bruyne will mark you from outside, he said.

“You have to think that Vinícius will dribble you well, that Benzema will be ready in that area. You have to be positive, not negative. For a club like Madrid it’s quite normal, but it’s not so easy to get here,” Ancelotti said.

We have to try to get the best out of our team, as individuals and as a team. It’s a demanding game. I think we can do better than what we did in the first game; held by the Italian.

Ancelotti added what he expects from the return match against him Manchester City and where courage and personality are very important in these games, because the pressure is very high.

“Even if you are the best team in the world, you may not win, because here it is not only quality that matters, but also character, personality,” added the Italian coach, who, like Pep Guardiola previously, spoke about the legacy he is leaving in his team Real Madrid.