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Manchester City 1-1 Real Madrid on the night but it's an early Champions League exit for Pep Guardiola's side all the same. But why, despite playing well and creating some big chances against the Spanish giants, did City fail to win the game?<br/><br/>Adam Clery examines the game, finds how City were able to get on top, but also breaks down why they couldn't make it count.
Manchester City 1-1 Real Madrid on the night but it's an early Champions League exit for Pep Guardiola's side all the same. But why, despite playing well and creating some big chances against the Spanish giants, did City fail to win the game?<br/><br/>Adam Clery examines the game, finds how City were able to get on top, but also breaks down why they couldn't make it count.
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