“Remontada …[comeback] I heard about a million times a week, I have seen a million video clip on the Internet. “
Jude Bellingham from Real Madrid was answering a pioneering question from a Spanish journalist before the Champions League quarter -finals on Wednesday against Arsenal when he said that “Remotada” was “the most used word in the dressing room in recent days.”
If this is a question designed to allow Bellingham to feed the building and noise in Madrid despite the defeat of last week 3-0, it definitely succeeded.
The 15 -time European Champions in Europe enjoy a good reputation in carrying out the impossible in the recent Champions League campaigns.
The exciting kick of the free kick from Diklan Rice, and McCill Mirino hit the metro, means that Madrid must overcome a three -goal deficit in Bernabeu.
“There is not much that you can do for Real Madrid in the Champions League, which has not already been done,” Bellingham, 21, added.
“Tomorrow is an opportunity for us to do something for the first time and this is really important to us.
“It is a strange environment in these past few days. One of the worst results that we can imagine is far and for some reason everyone thinks it will return to this.
“There is a lot of confidence in talent. There is a expectation from Real Madrid that when we enter this type of holes, we can return, even if it is very difficult, really difficult.
“Just because the club has done this several times, and this is what impresses the size of this club, and it is clear that the expectations are huge.”
Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti, who won the competition five times as a manager, said he was “focused, with a very wonderful head.”
“It is not my first night like this and I hope it will not be the last,” he said.
