Ale Moreno

And he has some mistake in them.

Manuel Neuer made a bunch of stops.

Yes, he did.

But he also had awful mistakes in the distribution of the game, which then allowed Real Madrid to take a step forward.

I think Vincent Kompany, if you were to ask him, yeah, we went into Santiago Bernal, we won the game, but we can be better.

And that's the scary part if you're a Real Madrid fan, is that I think we played really well, Real Madrid.

And it looks like Bayern Munich can actually be better than what they have been, and they're going to play at home.

Real Madrid playing as well as they did, being as dynamic as they were at times in this game, still lost the game at home in the magical Santiago Bernabéu, in a magical night of Champions League.

They still lost.

And as a last thought, what I would say is it is more likely, more likely that Bayern Munich destroy Real Madrid in the second leg than Real Madrid coming back in the second leg.

That's the way I see it.

Look, unlike Sid, I'll accept your question and answer your question the way you ordered and put it forth.

Look,

I still think there is an opportunity here for Real Madrid.

I don't think it's over just yet.

And it's not so much because I really trust Real Madrid, it's because I don't particularly trust Barcelona either.

They have it in them.

Yeah.

The likelihood is that the math doesn't work in favor of Real Madrid because you only have El Clasico in terms of jeopardy matches for Barcelona.

And you need, because of the point differential, you need two more matches in which Barcelona are dropping points.