Anti-Hopper hat geschrieben:Würde mich auch interessieren. Wer kennt sich in Madrid aus und hat Vorschläge?
Am "offensichtlichsten" als Treffpunkt wären "Plaza Mayor" oder "Puerta del Sol".....Uebrigens hat es auf dem Ticket online Booking Tool auf
http://www.realmadrid.com im moment noch 12'646 zur Verfügung. Wird also wohl nicht ausverkauft sein.... Ich rechne mal mit knapp über 70'000. Das ist also schon mal mucho mucho besser als in Mailand!
Ansonsten wird ja noch nicht viel diskutiert über das Spiel hier. Könnte es an der Ausgangslage liegen??? :-(
Real Madrid spielt am Sonntag gegen Barcelona - werden also gegen uns garantiert mit angezogener Handbremse spielen....ist eine kleine Chance für uns. Denke wir sollten trotzdem nicht offensiv spielen - wäre tödlich.
Bin für Catenaccio und dann ein Tor in der 93.Min!von Realmadrid.com untenstehendes... Anscheinend arbeitete die Mannschaft heute an Ball-Berührungen, Kontrolle und Passspiel mit Kopf und Füssen ----->
Potzplitz....da mümmer ufpasse!!Guti worked out in the gym as preparations for Zurich continue
Preparations for Wednesday's Champions League match against Zurich continued at Valdebebas today, two days after Real Madrid went top on La Liga following their victory against Racing.
Tweny-four players appeared on the turf on Monday for Manuel Pellegrini's morning chat. After a brief discussion, the three goalkeepers went their own way to train with specialist Xabier Mancisidor. The rest of the squad, with the exception of Guti, then ran their warmup jog. Today's agenda also included ball work. The team split into pairs to work on touching, controlling and passing with their heads and feet.
Ruud van Nistelrooy participated without incident after missing out on the weekend squad list and training in the gym on Sunday due to a strained left triceps surae. Guti, meanwhile, continued recovering from a bruised left quadriceps in gym.Ebenfalls von Real Madrid.com:
History against Real Madrid isn’t on FC Zurich’s side either. The teams have met on three occasions, all of which have been won by the Madridistas. The first two encounters took place in the 1963/63 European Cup semifinal. The Whites won the first leg in Switzerland 2-1 and then outplayed the Swiss to a 6-0 victory at home. The third meeting was in Matchday 1 of this year’s competition, which ended in a 5-2 victory for Real Madrid.
Nevertheless, coach Challandes is very confident in his team and thinks they can pull the upset. “We can beat them. We can pull the upset if they don’t play well,” said the coach.
Zurich’s four goals in the four previous UCL matches were scored by Alexandre Alphonse, Silvan Aegerter, Xavier Margairaz and Hannu Tihinen. Real Madrid is the top scoring team in the Champions League with 11 goals scored by Cristiano Ronaldo (4), Raul (2), Higuain, Benzema, Kaka, Guti and Drenthe. Only Group E’s Fiorentina has scored as many as the Madridistas.
Three of their four goals have been scored via set-pieces (two corners and one penalty). The Whites have scored four set-piece goals (two free kicks, one corner and one penalty). Additionally, they have scored another four through collective efforts and one via an individual play.
Zurich take the third fewest number of shots (29) in the Champions League, while Real Madrid are second with 91 and first when playing on the road with 44.Wenn man sich die Statistik so anschaut müsste man ja schon fast zufrieden sein wenn wir "nur" 4 Gegentore bekommen....
Aber jedes Spiel geht 90 Minuten und der Ball ist rund...blabla :-)
