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2nd Half Extra Time
Chances Created: MCI 3, RMA 0
1
MCI
1
RMA
120’+2′
End of Extra Time
Man City 1, Real Madrid 1
120′
Stoppage Time Added
1 minute of stoppage time added
MCI
120′
Shot Saved
J. Álvarez right footed shot from the right of the box saved by A. Lunin
RMA
119′
Foul
Foul conceded by J. Bellingham (M. Kovačić wins the free kick)
MCI
114′
Foul
Foul conceded by Bernardo Silva (Brahim Díaz wins the free kick)
113′
Shot Saved
M. Kovačić left footed shot from the left of the box saved
112′
Foul
Foul conceded by P. Foden (E. Camavinga wins the free kick)
112′
Substitution
J. Stones replaces M. Akanji
112′
Substitution
M. Kovačić replaces K. De Bruyne
111′
Missed Attempt
Lucas Vázquez right footed shot from outside the box misses to the right
110′
Injury
Dani Carvajal is forced to leave the match due to injury. Carvajal is replaced by Éder Militão.
108′
Shot Blocked
J. Doku left footed shot from the left of the box blocked by Dani Carvajal
105’+1′
Corner
Real Madrid wins a corner, conceded by Rúben Dias
105′
Stoppage Time Added
2 minutes of stoppage time added
103′
Foul
Foul conceded by K. De Bruyne (J. Bellingham wins the free kick)
102′
Injury
Vinícius Júnior is forced to leave the match due to injury. Paixão de Oliveira Júnior is replaced by Lucas Vázquez.
101′
Corner
Man City wins a corner, conceded by A. Rüdiger
101′
Shot Blocked
J. Doku right footed shot from the left of the box blocked by A. Rüdiger
99′
Missed Attempt
P. Foden left footed shot from the center of the box misses to the left. Pass from Bernardo Silva.
98′
Foul
Hand ball by Brahim Díaz
96′
Shot Blocked
Bernardo Silva left footed shot from outside the box blocked by Brahim Díaz
95′
Corner
Man City wins a corner, conceded by F. Mendy
95′
Shot Blocked
P. Foden right footed shot from the center of the box blocked by Nacho
90′
Substitution
J. Álvarez replaces E. Haaland
Vinícius Júnior called offside
90′
Stoppage Time Added
4 minutes of stoppage time added
MCI
90′
Yellow Card
Yellow card given to Rodri for a foul
yellow_card
90′
Foul
Foul conceded by Rodri (Brahim Díaz wins the free kick)
RMA
89′
Foul
Foul conceded by Dani Carvajal (J. Doku wins the free kick)
88′
Missed Attempt
E. Haaland header from the center of the box misses to the right
87′
Corner
Man City wins a corner, conceded by Dani Carvajal
87′
Shot Blocked
P. Foden left footed shot from outside the box blocked by E. Camavinga
85′
Foul
Foul conceded by Brahim Díaz (Bernardo Silva wins the free kick)
Chances Created: MCI 4, RMA 1
1
MCI
1
RMA
MCI
76′
Goal
K. De Bruyne scores with right footed shot from the center of the box
RMA
MCI
74′
Shot Blocked
J. Doku right footed shot from the left of the box blocked by Dani Carvajal
MCI
72′
Substitution
J. Doku replaces J. Grealish
substitution
MCI
72′
Foul
Foul conceded by M. Akanji (Rodrygo wins the free kick)
MCI
70′
Shot Saved
J. Grealish right footed shot from the left of the box saved by A. Lunin
MCI
69′
Corner
Man City wins a corner, conceded by Dani Carvajal
MCI
62′
Foul
Foul conceded by Rodri (E. Camavinga wins the free kick)
Follow live coverage as Real Madrid lead Manchester City 1-0 on the night and 4-3 draw on aggregate in a thrilling Champions League tie
Latest score — Man City 0-1 Real Madrid, 3-4 on aggregate
- 12’: Rodrygo slams home rebound following stunning Ederson save
- Man City: Ederson; Walker (C), Dias, Akanji, Gvardiol, Rodri, Bernardo, De Bruyne, Foden, Grealish, Haaland.
- Real Madrid: Lunin; Carvajal, Rudiger, Nacho (C), Mendy, Valverde, Camavinga, Kroos, Rodrygo, Bellingham, Vinicius Jr.
The pressure is obvious
Manchester City’s “field tilt” (which is share of touches in the respective attacking thirds) is 85 per cent as things stand.
Hard to imagine when considering the opposition is the 14-time champions of Europe.
Madrid needing a breather
Real Madrid’s forwards are so exhausted they have gone to the touchline to hydrate.
Bellingham has even asked for an inhaler -and that’s no exaggeration.
You can add Gvardiol to that list too 🟨
62′ Man City 0-1 Real Madrid (Agg: 3-4)
And another one, as Gvardiol slides to get the ball but doesn’t quite make it ahead of Bellingham.
Two City bookings in a couple of minutes.
Grealish into the book 🟨
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60′ Man City 0-1 Real Madrid (Agg: 3-4)
We have the night’s second booking, as Grealish lunges in on Carvajal.
No complaints there.
No control here
58′ Man City 0-1 Real Madrid (Agg: 3-4)
Half-clearance by Nacho. The ball falls to Akanji on the edge of the box, and he drills a shot miles off-target.
It’s all a bit frenetic from City, which is needed to get the crowd involved – but it also feels a step away from Guardiola’s plan you imagine.
And the later it gets, the more frenetic City might be.
Real getting deeper
The temperature is going up again. City applying a lot of pressure and the crowd is getting behind them.
Madrid are looking vulnerable to crosses but playing so deeply at this stage, it isn’t going to be easy for Haaland, De Bruyne and the rest to get behind them.
Valverde helping out
Federico Valverde is tracking back to help out the booked Dani Carvajal but City are getting a lot of joy down that side.
The right-back is a brilliant asset in attack but can be a liability in defence for Real Madrid at times.
Nacho finds touch
52′ Man City 0-1 Real Madrid (Agg: 3-4)
Talking about under pressure, Haaland threatens to bully Nacho into sending the ball into his own net. The defender just about turns to clear.
The follow-up effort is again thwarted by Lunin.
But the home crowd are getting involved now, and the hosts are finding a higher gear.
Carvajal under pressure
51′ Man City 0-1 Real Madrid (Agg: 3-4)
It’s also worth noting those combinations are coming down the Real right, where Carvajal – on a yellow – is being put under severe pressure as Bernardo and Grealish start to link-up better.
Combinations earning spaces
49′ Man City 0-1 Real Madrid (Agg: 3-4)
Two points here. Man City this half are finding neat combinations on the edge of the Madrid box that is working space. That is promising for the hosts.
Secondly, it’s rather frustration to see a cross float over Haaland’s head and the striker show no desire to follow the ball and collect it to continue the attack. I fear he expected De Bruyne to be behind him to do that – but he wasn’t there.
47′ Man City 0-1 Real Madrid (Agg: 3-4)
Good early intensions from Grealish, who gets the ball back from Rodri. His cross seeks Haaland but is eventually cleared for a corner.
Again the delivery is under Lunin’s bar but he deals with hit, as well as parrying Grealish’s follow-up.
Back under way
46′ Man City 0-1 Real Madrid (Agg: 3-4)
Real Madrid get us back under way for the second half.
This is a huge 45 minutes on the way for these two.
No changes at the break
Out come both teams for the second half.
Doesn’t look like any changes in personnel to the two side.
High quality moment is the difference so far
Watching Rodrygo’s goal a few times back now, the touch from Jude Bellingham in the build-up really is sensational.
And while Rodrygo’s initial effort comes off his shin, he’s clinical with his second go, which gives Ederson no chance.
Also a bit of a mess from Kyle Walker, who seems to get ahead of himself and the ball rather than dealing with the situation.
That said, it’s a high-quality moment and it is currently defining the pattern of this game.
Will Guardiola have the answers again
Hard for Man City to play at the tempo Guardiola will want from them — ie pretty slow — when everybody in world football, probably including a few City players, feels they need to force the issue.
It took City until Madrid had scored to set-up camp around the Madrid box but too often things were rushed, or when they led to set-pieces, the deliveries were fairly easily dealt with.
I don’t think the fans had taken the result for granted here, but I do wonder if the performance level — which is not as high as usual – has caught them off guard a bit, and it leaves everybody looking around for the answers.
Fortunately for them, Guardiola normally has them.
Half-time stats zone
A high-quality game with some eye-catching numbers…
HT: Man City 0-1 Real Madrid
- Possession: 63% – 37%
- Shots: 11 – 5
- On target: 3 – 3
- XG: 0.99 – 1.07
- Big chances: 2 – 2
- Successful duels: 19 – 29
- Possession lost: 64 – 48
You can see how hard Real are working defensively, as well as the quality of their attacking moments. Man City the ones in need of more?
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