If Real Madrid and Barcelona have become a bit too similar to the comfort of the majority of their fan bases in recent years, Culers will be delighted that the two clubs in opposing directions seem to be taking care of less than two months in the season. The quarterfinals of the Champions League are the first example.
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Less than two weeks later, the portrait is dramatically shifted. Barcelona destroyed Borussia Dortmund in the second half of their quarterfinals, and Real Madrid was destroyed by Arsenal in London. In Barcelona there is a contract extension for Hansi Flick, while the job security of Ancelotti is said to be 'hanging by a thread'. The superstars of Los Blancos seem to be struggling for cohesion above all, while the Barcelona team spirit is one of the things that Flick has praised the most.
Nevertheless, both parties are only halfway through the semi -final or elimination. For Real Madrid, their 3-0 shortage of Arsenal is on paper, something that they might and only they can reach. Real Madrid probably has the most talented forward line in football and has a history of logical-desking comebacks in the Champions League. Ancelotti is behind some of them, and the fear of opposition that accompanies it is something that only they possess.
Nevertheless, Madridistas will point out that Los Blancos must first refute the evidence for their eyes: Real Madrid did not look like a team throughout the season. Struggling to defend themselves against people like Leganes and Real Sociedad, it is difficult to imagine that they come up with a clean leaf or something other than a total defeat based on the evidence.
On the other hand, Barcelona looked so unbridled against Dortmund that even a defeat at night in Germany would be a shock. For Flick, their journey to the Signal Iduna Park will mainly be aimed at ensuring their momentum of the past few weeks, as much as coming through. If the conclusions seem obvious, football usually has a trick in store.
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