The match at Etihad Stadium concluded 1-1 after extra time. Rodrygo opened the scoring for Real Madrid in the 12th minute, capitalizing on a rebound inside the box. Manchester City equalized through Kevin De Bruyne in the 76th minute, finishing off a loose ball after Madrid failed to clear a cross. Despite heavy pressure from City in the closing stages, Real Madrid’s defense held firm, forcing the game into extra time and ultimately penalties.
In the shootout, Real Madrid converted all their attempts, while Manchester City missed two crucial spot-kicks. Goalkeeper Andriy Lunin made decisive saves, denying Bernardo Silva and Mateo Kovacic. Madrid advanced 4-3 on penalties.
This result marks another deep Champions League run for Real Madrid, who have a history of success in the competition. Meanwhile, Manchester City’s title defense comes to an end despite dominating possession and creating more chances. For more details and match highlights, visit UEFA Champions League official site and Real Madrid’s Twitter.