Real Madrid clinched the La Liga title over the weekend with a victory against Cadiz, but there were no immediate celebrations as the team maintains its focus on the Champions League.
Defender Dani Carvajal emphasized the squad’s commitment to their upcoming Champions League semi-final second leg against Bayern Munich, stating that refraining from celebrations was a deliberate decision in preparation for the crucial match.
Carvajal stressed the team’s excitement for the Champions League, noting that they are just two games away from potentially lifting the coveted trophy for the 15th time in their history.
Despite securing a 2-2 draw in the first leg against Bayern Munich, Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti remains confident in his team’s ability to overcome the German giants. Ancelotti expressed faith in both the squad and the support of the fans, highlighting their vital role in the team’s success.
Acknowledging Bayern’s strong performance in the first leg, Ancelotti underscored the mutual respect between the two clubs, emphasizing the significance of the upcoming match.
In preparation for the crucial clash, Ancelotti confirmed Andriy Lunin would start in goal, despite Thibaut Courtois’s return from injury and impressive performance in the weekend fixture.
Meanwhile, Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane, seeking his first major trophy, has been lauded for his stellar performances throughout the season. Despite Bayern’s recent struggles, former midfielder Owen Hargreaves praised Kane’s contributions, highlighting his football intelligence and versatility.