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Goals and Highlights Real Madrid vs Leipzig in Champions League (1-1)
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Real Madrid only draw against RB Leipzig and advance to the quarter-finals of the Uefa Champions League
92'
ON THE BRAVE! Dani Olmo receives the ball inside the box and sends in a quick shot. The ball smashes against the crossbar!
89'
Rodrygo gets past the defense with ease and comes face-to-face with the goalkeeper. But he misses a great chance! Peter Gulacsi saves the low shot from the center of the goal.
88'
Daniel Carvajal once again tries a pass through the defense, but the opposing defender is connected and intercepts the ball.
85'
Eljif Elmas joins the action from the bench, replacing Xaver Schlager.
81'
Jude Bellingham runs towards goal, but the defender manages to reach him and clear the danger.
80'
Benjamin Henrichs produces a good finish that travels towards the middle of the goal, but the shot ends up in the goalkeeper's hands.
78'
Changes on the pitch. Toni Kroos is leaving while Carlo Ancelotti gives Luka Modric his final tactical instructions.
74'
Benjamin Sesko takes a first-time shot from the edge of the box and the ball goes low towards the center of the goal, but Andriy Lunin is in a good position to make a comfortable save.
72'
Toni Kroos puts the ball in from the free-kick, but the opposition defense is there and the attempted cross is intercepted.
71'
Willi Orban has already tested referee Davide Massa's patience and receives a card after committing a foul.
68' - GOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAL!
RB LEIPZIG! David Raum crosses the ball into the box and Willi Orban is able to take advantage and head in from close range on the right-hand side, beating the goalkeeper! He shows his goalscoring flair with this great finish. 1:1.
67'
What a chance to score! Xavi Simons finds space inside the area and sends his shot in, but it's blocked by one of the defenders with a brilliant push. The ball goes out of play and the linesman points to the corner flag. Kick in favor of RB Leipzig.
66' - GOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAL!
REAL MADRID! It's a goal! Vinicius Junior puts the ball past the beaten goalkeeper to open the scoring: 1-0!
64'
Toni Kroos sends in a wonderful cross from the corner. The defense, however, works perfectly to clear the ball, averting the danger.
63'
Peter Gulacsi makes a great save to prevent Rodrygo, after creating space inside the area, from hitting the right-hand side with a quick shot. Real Madrid force a corner. The opposition will face another threatening attack.
61'
Jude Bellingham (Real Madrid) reacted too harshly to the challenge, prompting Davide Massa to stop the play and award a free-kick.
58'
Toni Kroos (Real Madrid) brings his opponent down with a challenge and Davide Massa blows the whistle for a foul. RB Leipzig will take the free-kick.
55'
Benjamin Henrichs delivers a low pass into the box, but the opposing defense responds quickly and averts the danger.
54'
Davide Massa shows Vinicius Junior (Real Madrid) a yellow card for a bad foul.
53'
Dangerous play by Vinicius Junior. Davide Massa blows the whistle for a foul.
49'
The goalkeeper could rest easy after Dani Olmo's free-kick from 21 yards because the attempt only hit the wall.
RESTARTS!
Ball rolling for the second half of Real Madrid v RB Leipzig
HALFTIME!
Goalless first half for Real Madrid vs RB Leipzig
+1
We'll have 1 minute overtime
45'
Dani Olmo should calm his nerves, as that tackle was very harsh. He stole the ball from his opponent inconsequentially, forcing Davide Massa to whistle for a foul. Foul awarded to Real Madrid.
41'
Xavi Simons wasted a promising opportunity by producing a shot on goal from the edge of the box. Andriy Lunin, with a classy save, stopped the ball that ended up going into the middle of the goal.
39'
Xavi Simons tries to set one of his team-mates up for the corner, but the opposition defense prevents any attempt.
37'
Benjamin Henrichs takes a hard tackle and the referee blows the whistle.
33'
Vinicius Junior tries to create a dangerous chance, but puts too much power into his pass.
30'
Davide Massa takes the penalty. Aurelien Tchouameni commits a foul by being too aggressive in the battle for the ball.
27'
Vinicius Junior gets away from the tackling attempts, but an opposing defender does his job well and gets the ball away.
21'
Federico Valverde is caught offside!
20'
The yellow card was deserved. The tackle on Xaver Schlager was very harsh and Davide Massa didn't hesitate to show the yellow card.
18'
Amadou Haidara tries to thread a pass through the middle of the defense, but can't find any of his teammates.
16'
Lois Openda moves well inside the area to take the ball from Dani Olmo. He gets in a decent shot, but it goes just wide of the right post.
13'
Lois Openda receives the ball, gets past an opponent and shoots from medium distance. Her attempt, however, is not very successful and goes wide of the right post.
11'
Dani Olmo pulls the shirt of one of the opposition players and Davide Massa blows the whistle for a foul.
10'
The flag went up for Benjamin Sesko. He had space to continue the move, but came off too soon.
7'
It looked like an avalanche. Dani Olmo is penalized for an attacking foul. Davide Massa has a good view of the play and blows the whistle. Dani Olmo complains, but the referee's decision seems irreversible.
6'
Vinicius Junior is about to go clear, but the opposing defender clears the danger.
5'
David Raum tries to find a teammate with a final pass from outside the area, but one of the defenders clears the ball safely. The referee and his assistant point to the corner flag. RB Leipzig will have a chance to threaten the opponent's goal.
3'
Real Madrid's players show brilliant short passes and great movement on the ball. They hope to open up the opposition's defense to set up a move.
1'
Benjamin Henrichs produces an inaccurate low pass into the box that is blocked by one of the defenders. If the pass had gone through, the ball would probably have ended up in the net.
START THE GAME!
Ball rolling for Real Madrid vs RB Leipzig in the Uefa Champions League
Camavinga and Bellingham, both on suspension
Real Madrid will have to be careful about possible sanctions for a hypothetical quarter-final, as two of their key players, Camavinga and Jude Bellingham, are suspended. If they see a yellow card, they will miss the first leg of the quarter-final.
Record number of German fans
A record number of German fans have been registered at the Bernabéu. No less than 4,250 fans are expected at the Bernabéu and they will be cheering on their team! a
Teams to the locker room!
Both teams head for the locker room to the roar of the fans and their team. Tremendous atmosphere at the Bernabeu with just under 15 minutes to go before kick-off.
Real Madrid against German clubs
Real Madrid faced Union Berlin, Leipzig's domestic rivals, in the group stage this season, with Jude Bellingham scoring in the 94th minute to secure a 1-0 home win on matchday 1, before Dani Ceballos scored in the 89th minute in a 3-2 win in Germany on matchday 6.
Last season's defeat in Leipzig is Real Madrid's only loss in their last 17 games against Bundesliga clubs, home and away (12V 4E).
The 4-3 defeat to Schalke in the second leg of the 2014/15 round of 16 (5-4 on aggregate) is Real Madrid's only defeat in their last 21 home games against German teams (V16 E4).
Carlo Ancelotti's side also defeated German opposition in the 2022 European Super Cup, beating Eintracht Frankfurt 2-0 in Helsinki.
warm-up
It's warm-up time! Fire in the engines. The ball rolls around in about 15 minutes and the Real Madrid players have taken to the pitch to get ready for their match against Red Bull Leipzig. The hosts have the advantage of a draw, having won the first leg 1-0.
On social media, Real Madrid posted a video of the players taking to the pitch at the iconic Santiago Bernabéu stadium for the warm-up. Watch it here:
Previous games:
The teams' first games came in the group stage last season, with Federico Valverde (80) and Marco Asensio (90+1) scoring late goals that gave Real Madrid a 2-0 home win on matchday two.
Leipzig turned the tables in Germany on matchday five, with early goals from Joško Gvardiol (13) and Christopher Nkunku (18) putting them in control, although Vinícius Júnior halved the lead a minute before half-time. Timo Werner's 81st-minute shot restored the home side's two-goal lead and Leipzig held out, despite Rodrygo making it 3-2 from the penalty spot three minutes from time.
Even so, Real Madrid finished top of Group G with 13 points, one more than second-placed Leipzig.
Leipzig
Marco Rose's Leipzig qualified for the last 16 of the competition for the fourth time in five seasons - and overall - by finishing second behind Manchester City in Group G, losing home and away against the champions but winning the other four games.
While Leipzig have won just one of their three previous knockout rounds, Real Madrid have won 11 of their last 13 matches at this stage.
Real Madrid has played in the last 16 every season
Real Madrid - who have played in the last 16 in every season since the format was introduced in 2003/04 - won every game in this season's competition, becoming only the second team, after Bayern München last season, to win all six Champions League group games for the third time. Carlo Ancelotti's side finished eight points clear of Italian champions Napoli in Group C.
In the Last game
Real Madrid are well placed to reach the quarter-finals of the UEFA Champions League for the fourth consecutive season, as they welcome Leipzig to the Santiago Bernabéu with a one-goal lead going into the knockout stages.
Brahim Díaz scored the only goal three minutes after half-time in Germany on February 13, leaving Real Madrid in pole position and reaching the quarter-finals of the Champions League for the 20th time and advancing to the last 16 of the European Cup for the 39th time, extending the record. .
The arrival of Real Madrid
Real Madrid have already arrived at the Santiago Bernabéu for their match against Red Bull Leipzig. The Merengues have an impressive record at the stadium and have yet to be beaten on home soil in 2024.
Check out how the Madrid team arrived:
Marco Rose 🤝 Jude Bellingham
Marco Rose 🤝 Jude Bellingham
The Real Madrid player spoke to the RB Leipzig coach, with whom he previously worked at Borussia Dortmund. They both wished each other luck and promised to talk after the match:
Real Madrid with full strength
Real Madrid can advance with a draw and should be full strength. The team won the first leg 1-0.
RB Leipzig XI:
Gulácsi, Henrichs, Orbán, Lukeba, Raum; Haidara, Schlager, Dani Olmo, Xavi Simons, Šeško, Openda
Real Madrid XI:
Lunin; Carvajal, Rüdiger, Nacho, Mendy; Tchouaméni, Kroos, Camavinga, Valverde, Bellingham, Vinícius Júnior
win by at least two goals
A win by at least two goals guarantees qualification for RB Leizpig, who, if they win by the narrowest of margins, will take their place to extra time and, if necessary, a penalty shoot-out.
100%
Under Jude Bellingham and Vinícius Júnior, Real Madrid went through the group stage with a 100% record, winning the first leg in Germany 1-0. They therefore have the advantage of a draw to go through to the quarter-finals.
1 HOUR!
One hour to go until Real Madrid vs RB Leipzig in the UEFA Champions League
Last minute at Real Madrid!
There is news at the white club regarding the red card that Jude Bellingham saw at Mestalla after complaining about the goal disallowed at the last second.
The English player has been sanctioned with two matches, to the indignation of a club that, it seems, will appeal the decision, although everything indicates that there is little to do because of previous cases.
Possible line ups for the game
Possible Line up, Real Madrid 4-3-1-2 || Lunin; Mendy, Nacho, Rüdiger, Carvajal; Camavinga, Kroos, Valverde; Vinícius, Bellingham, Rodygo Possible line up, RB Leipzig 4-3-3 || Blaswich; Raum, Lukeba, Orbán, Henrichs; Xavi Simons, Schlager, Kampl, Dani Olmo; Sesko, Openda
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Real Madrid vs RB Leipzig
Champions League
Date: Wednesday, March 6, 2024;
Time: 5pm (Brasília time);
Venue: Santiago Bernabéu Stadium in Madrid, Spain;
Where to watch: Max (streaming).
When is the Real Madrid vs RB Leipzig match?
The match between Real Madrid and RB Leipzig will kick off at 5pm (Brasília time) at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium in Madrid, Spain. The match can be viewed at TNT and Max. You can watch it all here on VAVEL Brasil.
Real Madrid's probable line-up:
Lunin; Carvajal, Tchouaméni, Rudiger e Ferland Mendy; Valverde, Camavinga e Kroos; Bellingham; Rodrygo e Vinícius Júnior. Técnico: Carlo Ancelotti.
RB Leipzig's probable line-up:
Gulácsi; Henrichs, Orbán, Lukeba e Raum; Dani Olmo, Haidara, Schlager e Xavi Simons; Openda e Sesko. Técnico: Marco Rose.
Guess:
Opponents only in the Champions League, the teams have met three times in their history, in the group stage last season and in this last-16 tie. In that sense, Real Madrid won the first leg of this clash 1-0, and each team won one game, each at home, on 22/23.
TEAMS' PREVIOUS MATCHES
Real Madrid
The competition's greatest champions with an incredible 14 titles, Real Madrid progressed to the last 16 as absolute leaders of Group C and with a 100% record. Visiting Valencia in their last game, they drew 2-2 after beating Sevilla 1-0. Before that, they drew 1-1 with Rayo Vallecano and beat RB Leipzig themselves 1-0 away from home in the first leg.
RB Leipzig
Having qualified as Group G runners-up, RB Leipzig are once again through to the Champions League knockout stage. In their last Bundesliga match, they beat Bochum 4-1 away from home, after being beaten 2-1 by Bayern Munich. Before that, they beat Borussia M'gladbach 2-0 and lost 1-0 to Real Madrid in the first leg of the last 16.
RB Leipzig
RB Leipzig are coming off the back of a fine 4-1 win against Bochum in the Bundesliga, which left them in 5th place with 43 points and they are still chasing a place in the next Champions League. Coach Marco Rose will have two definite absentees for this crucial game.
Klostermann is injured and out, and defender Simakan picked up his third yellow card in the first leg.
Real Madrid
Real Madrid had another bizarre game against Valencia at the Estadio de Mestalla. The team saw the referee end the game in the middle of a cross that resulted in a goal for Bellingham. It would have been the winning goal, which sent the Real team into revolt. The English midfielder's complaints earned him a red card, but it didn't take him out of that Champions League game.
The bizarreness continued in the stands when a child was filmed making racist insults against Vinicius Junior, who was also the target of prejudice during his celebration of one of the goals in the 2-2 draw.
Coach Carlo Ancelotti will have his full squad for the second leg, apart from the recurring absentees Alaba, Courtois and Eder Militão. As a result, the line-up is unlikely to change significantly.
TIME AND PLACE!
This Wednesday (6) sees the return leg of the Champions League 2023/24 round of 16 between Real Madrid and RB Leipzig. The match is scheduled to take place at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium in Madrid, Spain, at 5pm (Brasília time).
Real Madrid, the competition's all-time champions, also have the advantage. In the first leg in Germany, they beat Leipzig 1-0. They can therefore play for a draw at home.
The draw for the quarter-finals, which will already define the draw for the final, will take place on March 15 at 8am (Brasília time). This season's final will be played, as usual, in a single match at London's Wembley Stadium on June 1.
Welcome to the Real Madrid vs RB Leipzig commentary
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