In the second round of the UEFA Champions League 1/8 finals, Liverpool failed to create a miracle in the end. They lost 0-1 at the Bernabéu Stadium and were tied 2-6 by Real Madrid on aggregate. In the history of the Champions League, Real Madrid has won 14 times, ranking first. Liverpool and Bayern finished third on six occasions. Both teams want to win the championship for the seventh time, tying AC Milan. Now, Liverpool has no hope of winning the championship this season.
In the first round of the contest, Real Madrid completed a 5-2 reversal and did not lose to Liverpool in 10 consecutive European games, allowing Liverpool to set a record for the longest winless match against the same opponent in the Champions League. Now as a guest at the Bernabéu Stadium, Liverpool has no way out and must score a big victory to comeback against Real Madrid.Real Madrid Lasten Koti 2023
Liverpool has more than enough heart but not enough energy. Real Madrid has never suffered a 4-goal defeat at home in the history of the Champions League. The most is 3 goals. It was once reversed and eliminated by Ajax. Now Real Madrid will not encounter such a big score. What's more, Liverpool just lost an upset to the relegation team in the Premier League last weekend, and their condition is obviously not good.
Liverpool was double-killed by Real Madrid at home and away, stopping in the top 16 of the Champions League, and missed the chance to replicate the results of reaching the final last season. In addition, Liverpool was out of the League Cup and FA Cup early this season, and the Premier League withdrew from the title race. Coach Klopp suffered from all four seasons, and then faced a crisis of getting out of class.jalkapallo pelipaidat
So far, the top 8 teams in the UEFA Champions League have all been released, namely Chelsea, Benfica, Bayern, AC Milan, Manchester City, Inter Milan, Real Madrid, Naples, the Serie A has the most 3 teams, the Premier League has 2 teams left, and the Portuguese Super League, La Liga, and Bundesliga. 1 team.
