Manchester City will look to defeat Real Madrid in the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final tie at the Etihad Stadium after drawing the first leg 3-3. City and Real shared the spoils at the Bernabeu, after a highly entertaining match. City were missing key players such as Kyle Walker and Nathan Ake, with Kevin De Bruyne being ruled out closed to kick-off after coming down with illness. So to take a 3-3 draw back to the Etihad is a decent result. In De Bruyne’s absence, Phil Foden played in a central role again and he left many people speechless with his goal that made it 2-2. It …
