Arsenal stunned the football world with a dominant 3-0 victory over Real Madrid in UEFA Champions League Quarterfinale – a result that gives a serious blow to the Spanish Giant’s hopes of lifting cutlery this season. The loss marks one of the worst Real Madrid has suffered in the competition, leaving them with a mountain to climb the other leg.
Real Madrid are known for their dominance in the Champions League and keeps most titles in the history of the tournament. But This quarter final against Arsenal presents the club a rare and frightening scenario.
Throughout their Champions League history, Real Madrid has never turned a 3-0 first bone deficit in a knockout round. It gives a tough precedent as they prepare to host Gunners next Wednesday at Santiago Bernabeu.
Their biggest comeback so far came in the same stage of the 2015-16 season. After losing 2-0 to Wolfsburg in Germany, Madrid responded with a 3-0 victory at home to reach the semi-finals-thanks to a Cristiano Ronaldo-hate trick.
Historic comebacks that drive Real Madrid’s faith
A deficit of three goals is no small challenge, especially for a team that is shown inconsistency throughout the season. But The story offers some examples of miraculous turns that can inspire faith – and especially they often involve Spanish clubs.
See also
Real Madrid’s 3-0 defeat against Arsenal: When was the last time they were knocked out in the Champions League quarter finals?
The first ever three-goal comeback in a Champions League Knock-Slips came in 2003–04when Deportivo La Coruña turned a loss of 4-1 AC Milan by winning 4-0 in the other leg.
BarcelonaMadrid’s eternal rivals, was famous on the wrong side of two historical collapse. IN 2017-18 quarter finalsThe Like Roma Deleted a 4-1 first leg loss with a 3-0 victory at home. Since 2018-19, Liverpool Come back from a 3-0 defeat at Camp Nou with a 4-0 tangled at Anfield in the semi-finals.
Before meeting Arsenal again, Real Madrid will take on Deportivo Alavés in La Liga on Sunday – a chance to regain confidence before what could be a historic night. If they pull it off, The whites would become the fourth team in the Champions League story to overcome a 3-goal first bone deficit.
