discuss Is there any hope of Real Madrid making a comeback against Arsenal next week?

[NatureFreak]

It was a rollercoaster of emotions on Tuesday night when Real Madrid were handed a 3-0 loss at the Emirates. Declan Rice scored 2 fabulous free kicks and Mikel Merino added one more, leaving Madrid with a mountain to climb in the second leg.
However, knowing Real Madrid's exploits in the Champions League, this is far from over. They might just produced some moments of magic and they through to the next round, no kidding.

What do you think? Can Madrid make that comeback they are so well known for?

 

[Zani]

Football is a game of numbers. If Real Madrid are able to score 4 unreplied goals in the second leg, that means that they will be the ones going through in the tie. Whether that gets to happen or not is what we are yet to predict.

 

[Ja sa bong]

As long as it's Real Madrid, there a chance of coming back. They have done it over and over again for me to have faith in them to pull it off one more time.

 

[Zani]

As long as it's Real Madrid, there a chance of coming back.

There is a Real Madrid team that can do that, and these current players look like they do more talking with zero bites. The match is going to happen in less than 23 hours from now. We shall see the outcome.

 

[Ja sa bong]

There is a Real Madrid team that can do that, and these current players look like they do more talking with zero bites. The match is going to happen in less than 23 hours from now. We shall see the outcome.

I'm already geared up to go and watch the game. Did you watch Aston Villa vs PSG yesterday or even Barcelona vs Dortmond?

 

[NatureFreak]

There is a Real Madrid team that can do that, and these current players look like they do more talking with zero bites. The match is going to happen in less than 23 hours from now. We shall see the outcome.

That is exactly Real Madrid situation, the players talk more than they perform on the pitch. They gave themselves the illusion that remontada is possible, but without a proper plan to execute it.
Too bad they're gone from the competition, but I don't feel the slightest pity for them.
Time for other teams to get a chance at the trophy. 15 is a little too much.

 

[NatureFreak]

I'm already geared up to go and watch the game. Did you watch Aston Villa vs PSG yesterday or even Barcelona vs Dortmond?

To be fair, Aston Villa really exceeded everyone's expectations. They were so close to making that comeback. I wonder if Asencio didn't want to score against his parent club. He should have buried that chance.

 

[Kross]

I actually expected Madrid to give Arsenal a real fight but Arsenal again dominated them. You have to give all deserved kudos to Arteta and the Arsenal boys. Madrid are the kings of champions league comebacks but Arsenal kept them at bay.

 

[Ja sa bong]

To be fair, Aston Villa really exceeded everyone's expectations. They were so close to making that comeback. I wonder if Asencio didn't want to score against his parent club. He should have buried that chance.

They were very sloppy with taking their chances in the game. I could recall at least 3 good chances they failed to convert. Also, Emery make a very big mistake with his subs.

 

[Ja sa bong]

That is exactly Real Madrid situation, the players talk more than they perform on the pitch. They gave themselves the illusion that remontada is possible, but without a proper plan to execute it.
Too bad they're gone from the competition, but I don't feel the slightest pity for them.
Time for other teams to get a chance at the trophy. 15 is a little too much.

They had to believe in being able to do it. I wouldn't blame Real Madrid players for having their mindset on doing that being possible. Unfortunately, Arsenal was equal to whatever they brought.

 

[Fidelia1]

I never had hopes of a Madrid comeback with the kind of players that Madrid have in their squads now. They don't seem to have the mentality for those kinds of comebacks. There was no way that Madrid would have staged a comeback with this squad

 

[Ja sa bong]

I never had hopes of a Madrid comeback with the kind of players that Madrid have in their squads now. They don't seem to have the mentality for those kinds of comebacks. There was no way that Madrid would have staged a comeback with this squad

I agree. As long as Real Madrid doesn't do something about replacing Kross and Modric in their midfield, it's going practically impossible for the team to function well. Velverde and Bellingham can't do it alone.