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Crazy_winner
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It is difficult to argue that Man City aren't in the greatest position to get to the final with the tie level after the first leg. At the Etihad, I anticipate them to finish the task in less than 90 minutes. Real Madrid will undoubtedly be a threat on the break, but City will control possession and likely generate more opportunities. At the Bernabeu, their star striker had a somewhat disappointing evening. Will that occur once more? I'm not convinced it works, since more opportunities almost certainly result in more goals and a victory.
