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City prepares a controlled, possession-rich game plan for the Bernabéu to blunt Madrid’s counters in the round of 16 first leg.
Madrid’s ability to strike quickly remains a concern, even as City seeks control throughout the tie.
City’s recent away success in Madrid contrasts with their struggle to wrestle back control once they lose possession.
Pep Guardiola emphasizes a need for higher performance in the latter stages of European knockout ties.
City’s goal-scoring versatility is highlighted by multiple long-range strikes in past Madrid clashes.
Madrid’s recent form shows flaws that City believe can be exploited on knockout nights.
City’s 4-0 win at home provided a template for balancing aggression with controlled buildup.
Madrid’s late dramatic moments against City in prior encounters loom as a reminder of risk for City.
Agency notes that City’s approach depends on crowd management and game rhythm in Madrid.
The article places Sam Lee as City’s correspondent and context for this matchup.

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City travel to Real Madrid with three new signings expected to feature in the match.
Guardiola emphasized learning from past Bernabéu nights to prepare for this tie.
City’s December win at Madrid showcased how veterans and newcomers adapted to the venue’s pressure.
Kyle Walker is highlighted as a player who learned from past experiences in Madrid.
Gvardiol and Dias are credited with performing under pressure in Madrid.
The article lists a historical meeting record between City and Real Madrid under Guardiola.
Guardiola stressed that winning in Madrid is a big challenge but necessary for semi-final success.
The piece references a past critical moment when City faced Madrid in 2020-2025 ties and how it shaped their approach.
Guardiola’s reflection includes players like Cancelo, Dias, and Grealish contributing to prior comebacks.
The article underscores the Bernabéu as a challenging venue that tests nerves and decisions.
The piece provides a recap of past results between City and Real Madrid over several years.

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Real Madrid names its starting XI for the Champions League clash with Manchester City at the Bernabéu.
Alvaro Carreras is ruled out with a groin injury, affecting Madrid's attacking options.
Edouardo Camavinga returns, possibly covering left-back or midfield as Thiago Pitarch earns another start.
Vinícius Júnior is expected to lead Madrid’s attack with support from Brahim Diaz in attack.
Madrid could deploy a midfield five, with Arda Guler continuing in midfield and Camavinga on the bench.
Raul Asencio started the last game due to injuries but is back and in contention to start alongside Rudiger.
Trent Alexander-Arnold starts at right-back for Real Madrid as per the lineup details.
The match is the first leg of the round of 16, with the return leg scheduled for next week at the Etihad.
The report notes injuries to Mbappe and Carreras affecting Madrid's forward options.

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