No team would expect to go to the Etihad and dominate against Manchester City, and Real certainly didn't presume to. They defended as far away from their goal as possible, not falling into the trap of inviting a team like City into their box, but they were still extremely dangerous on the counterattack.
Real took the lead through Rodrygo Goes in the 12th minute, and it was Kevin De Bruyne who equalized in the 76th. City dominated the ball for 68% of the 120 minutes played, but the first real chance at either end was Rodrygo's 12th-minute opener.
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