Alexis Nunes

And then they just never gave up.

They always felt like in control.

They had a plan.

And I think they were able to, you know, break Paris FC down easily.

And there wasn't that much urgency on the opposite side of the field from Paris FC.

So I think that gave them a bit of an advantage to continue that possession and create those opportunities.

So ultimately...

I think that's the structural manipulation that they had.

It wasn't just pure luck.

The beginning of the game really was unfortunate for Paris.

Yeah, Natalia.

I mean, if you're just managing Paris FC and you just see that red card earlier on in the game, five minutes on the clock, how difficult is it to adjust your tactics?

Do you just have to throw everything out the window now?

And is it just like game management, game management?

All right, well, as for Real Madrid, like I said, they're going to have to try very, very hard in the quarterfinals because their opponent is yet another familiar rival and one that I'm sure they hate to see coming.

It's El Clásico Barcelona against Real Madrid.

And if you just have a look at their last 10 games, this probably will not surprise you that Barcelona have absolutely owned Los Blancos in this one.

And I mean, it's funny I was going to say that they've owned them in their last 10 outings, but Natalia wants to secretly whisper they've owned them forever.

forever forever yeah exactly i mean it's just it's hard to even compare or see anything but barcelona in this one ali if you're the real madrid players on the team and of course you're enjoying getting back into the quarterfinals again of the champions league you want to say yes it's a clean slate it's a new day it's a new game this is not the league it's a knockout everyone has a chance but you're going up against barcelona again mentally how do you prepare for this

Yeah, you've lost to them in the past, what, three opportunities that you've played them and what the goal scores.