MADRID, 31 May. (EUROPA PRESS) –
Real Madrid will play against Borussia Dortmund this Saturday at Wembley Stadium (London) in its eighteenth European Cup/Champions League final in its history, the sixth in the last decade, with the aim of lifting the fifteenth ‘Orejona ‘ of its history, thus being able to culminate a golden decade with five titles.
OFFENSIVE STATISTICS
Both teams have shone in the offensive aspect in the top continental competition, Real Madrid is the second highest scoring team in the competition with 26 goals, while Dortmund with 17 goals is eighth in the Champions League in this regard.
Regarding the number of shots taken by both teams, Real Madrid is the third team that shoots the most with 199 attempts, while the Germans do the same on 155 occasions.
In the distribution section, Real Madrid has much better numbers than Dortmund in the Champions League, the whites complete 91.2% of the passes they attempt, a figure higher than that of the yellow team, which completes 82.7%. Furthermore, the average possession of the Spanish team is higher than that of the German team with 52.7% by 47.2%.
DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
In the defensive panorama, the Dortmund team has better statistics than Real Madrid, conceding 9 goals in the eleven games played, compared to the 15 that Ancelotti’s team have conceded. However, Real Madrid receives fewer shots against per game than Terzic’s team with 13.7, compared to 15.1.
As for aerial duels, Real Madrid players win in 58.6% of those they compete, compared to 61.6% in those won by Dortmund players. Finally, the Germans recover 13 balls per game in the rival field compared to the 11.2 that the Spanish team recovers.
TIME AND WHERE TO SEE
The duel between Borussia Dortmund and Real Madrid in the Champions League final that will take place this Saturday starting at 9:00 p.m. at Wembley, and can be seen in Spain through Movistar Champions League and Movistar Plus+, as well as on open at La 1.