Real Madrid and Milan advance to the Champions League semifinals after eliminating Chelsea and Napoli
Real Madrid and Milan have qualified for the semifinals of the Champions League. The white team has won 0-2 to Chelsea English. In the match in which the Italians Naples and Milan faced each other at the Diego Armando Maradona, the game ended in tie to one. The victory achieved in the first leg by the Rossoneri has given them a pass to the next round of the highest European competition.
The current champion came out of his visit to London with flying colors where he had moments of trouble against a rival who demonstrated the reasons for his bad campaign, especially at the offensive level. Even so, he enjoyed good chances, especially one on the brink of halftime that Thibaut Courtois aborted.
In the second half, when the locals pressed the hardest, the Madrid team found space for Rodrygobetter than a tuneless Vinicius jr, sentenced with the first of his two goals, with which he already has 15 in this competition. From there, everything was easier for Carlo Ancelotti’s men, two games from a new final for the third consecutive season. The negative note for the Madrid team, apart from Alaba’s injury, has been the yellow military that will make him miss the first leg of the semifinals.
AC Milan, for its part, has qualified thanks to its draw (1-1) at Napoli’s house, doing good the 1-0 of the first leg in order to return 16 years later to the penultimate stop for the title, and at the same time truncating the dream of a rival weighed down by pressure and injuries.
A goal from the French striker Olivier giroudon the verge of rest and after a play by his teammate raphael Leãoleft the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium frozen on a night that the locals craved for a historic comeback and that, however, ended up turning completely bitter despite the goal of Victor osimhen in the late game.
Source: Eitb
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