US EditionReal Madrid says 'anything is possible' as it attempts to overcome 3-goal deficit against Arsenal
- Real Madrid faces Arsenal on Wednesday in the Champions League quarterfinal second leg at the Bernabeu.
- Madrid trails due to a 3-0 defeat against Arsenal in the first leg played in England last week.
- Madrid, the defending champion, aims to leverage its history of Champions League comebacks, even without Camavinga due to a red card.
- Coach Carlo Ancelotti stated, "We'll try to do it once again," aware of fan support, and Marcelo declared, "You can never write off Real Madrid."
- Madrid hopes to defy the odds, as only four teams in UEFA Champions League history have overcome a three-goal first-leg deficit at home.
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Ancelotti: Real Madrid counting on Bernabeu magic against Arsenal
Real Madrid will attempt to put on yet another special night at the Santiago Bernabeu and overturn a sizeable deficit in their Champions League quarterfinal tie with Arsenal, manager Carlo Ancelotti said on Tuesday.
Ancelotti's Real counting on Bernabeu magic against Arsenal
MADRID: Real Madrid will attempt to put on yet another special night at the Santiago Bernabeu and overturn a sizeable deficit in their Champions League quarter-final tie with Arsenal, manager Carlo Ancelotti said on Tuesday. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd
Soccer-Ancelotti's Real counting on Bernabeu magic against Arsenal
(Reuters) -Real Madrid will attempt to put on yet another special night at the Santiago Bernabeu and overturn a sizeable deficit in their Champions League quarter-final tie with Arsenal, manager Carlo Ancelotti said on Tuesday. Read full story
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