The 1×1 of Real Madrid against Chelsea: decisive, whistled, angry…

He conceded three goals, but made two saves that were key to the Whites’ comeback

He started as a winger and ended up as a central defender after Nacho’s injury and the truth is that he did not do badly at all

He was not at his usual level and had to retire injured

The Austrian greatly missed Militao by his side in the center of defense

Bad game for the Frenchman who lost many balls and the Bernabéu fired him with whistles

The Brazilian was always surpassed by the Chelsea players

He saw that it was a game to suffer and not to shine and he put on his overalls. The center of him for Rodyrgo’s goal, a delicatessen

It was not his best day and Ancelotti decided to change it, which did not sit well with him

It was not decisive as in London. He ran for every ball like his life depended on it

He appeared little, but when he did, he always created danger. He gave Benzema 2-3

He did not miss his appointment with the goal scoring the goal that gave Real Madrid the pass to the semifinals. In addition, he crashed a ball into the crossbar

His entry was decisive. He gave all the physical strength that Real Madrid lacked. He stole the ball from Benzema’s 2-3

He entered for Mendy and was focused on his defensive tasks

His relationship with the Champions is worthy of study. He scored the goal that took the game to extra time

He entered to play as a side alongside Carvajal who became a central defender after Nacho’s injury

He entered the final stretch of extra time and could do little