Real Madrid's Impressive Home Record in Champions League Knockout Games
Unbeaten Streak Since 2011
Real Madrid has maintained an impressive unbeaten streak in home Champions League knockout games since a 2-0 loss against Barcelona in the semi-final first leg in April 2011. This remarkable record has spanned over a decade, showcasing the Spanish giants' dominance at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium.
Recent Success: Valverde's Volley Denies Man City
In the most recent Champions League quarter-final first leg, Real Madrid played to a thrilling 3-3 draw against Manchester City. Fede Valverde's stunning volley in the 89th minute denied City a first-leg victory, extending Madrid's home unbeaten streak in the competition.
The match featured an early opener from Vinicius Junior, followed by a magnificent equalizer from Kevin De Bruyne. City took the lead in the second half, but Karim Benzema and Vinicius Junior scored to put Madrid back in front. Riyad Mahrez's late penalty ensured a share of the spoils for City.
A testament to Real Madrid's Strength
Real Madrid's impressive home record in Champions League knockout games is a testament to the team's strength, resilience, and the support of their loyal fans. The Santiago Bernabéu Stadium has become a fortress for the Spanish giants, where they have consistently delivered memorable performances in the most prestigious club competition in the world.
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