Ian Darke

Yeah, I mean, the place was absolutely rocking the way Real Madrid stormed back into the game in the second half.

I mean, the Molina goal came right out of the blue and was almost a carbon copy of the one he scored last week from 25 yards.

So it all made for a really eventful and exciting second half.

I think Real Madrid are in a pretty good place.

I'm kind of with Maka with Bellingham getting fit again.

He's going to be sharper and Bappi's going to be sharper.

Trent Alexander-Arnold, I thought, out there today.

It was only a cameo, but he looked like a man trying to prove a point to Thomas Tuchel, leaving him out of that England 35.

So, yeah, I think Real Madrid will probably give Bayern Munich a tougher game than a lot of people imagine.

Whether they can catch Barcelona in La Liga, I don't know.

The gap's four points.

It might well come to the Clásico in early May.

The neutrals will certainly hope so, Maka.

What's that?

The title race will come to be decided possibly by that Classico in early May.

Yeah, I think we were stable.

I feel that Union Berlin is always a team that's able to defend compact and make it really uncomfortable.

I thought they defended well, the box, and therefore we were getting into the right areas, but there was a lot of good blocks and headers and clearances and a bit of chaos that we couldn't exploit.

But you felt that with the game, the spaces were getting bigger and bigger and then eventually you did feel like we can score today.

The only thing that could...