After the big ‘Cristiano Ronaldo Show’, Man United have to make a comeback in the Champions League. After a 1-1 draw in the first leg, Man United and Atletico Madrid at Old Trafford will decide who can reach the Champions League quarter-finals.
Cristiano Ronaldo knows the goal against Atletico Madrid. In his last 15 home games, CR7 has scored 13 goals against Los Colchoneros. The madridists have already been warned.
Rangnick gives confidence to 19-year-old Ilanga. The Swede has already scored in the first leg against Atlético Madrid and is hoping to repeat that trick tonight.
Manchester United have been eliminated the last 3 times after drawing in the first leg of the Champions League knockout stage.
Don’t look for Yannick Carrasco tonight. The Red Devil serves the second of his suspension days of 3. Then Koke will return to base. Luis Suarez sitting on the sofa.
Bruno Fernandes was there from the first minute. After the corona infection, the Portuguese were at the base. 19-year-old Anthony Ilanga could also start tonight.
Last weekend, 37-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo went out of touch again. He scored an unparalleled hat-trick against Tottenham Red Devils Across the finish line, he immediately made him the all-time leading scorer in official duels.
Manchester U can undoubtedly use their best Ronaldo again against Atletico, and this second vital Portuguese is also there again. Bruno Fernandes is training again after suffering from Corona and will be able to compete with the Madrid team on Tuesday evening.
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