Goals: Ronaldo 90’+8 – Mandzukic 2′ 37′, Matuidi 61′.
Ronaldo saved Real from the risk of having to play extra time with Juventus.
Ronaldo’s successful penalty kick in the 8th minute of injury time helped Real avoid having to play extra time with Juventus in the context that the Italian team had a psychological advantage and a solid match position.
Dramatic developments continued to occur in the second leg of the Champions League quarterfinals.
When the players had not yet warmed up, Mario Mandzukic opened the scoring for the away team with a close-range header.
Mandzukic’s two headers had similar scenarios.
Juventus did not have Paulo Dybala due to the red card in the first leg, but that was an excuse for Max Allegri to use a 4-3-3 scheme instead of 4-4-2 like the first leg.
Juventus’ three midfielders covered the field very well.
But Zidane was too subjective, or he was too immature in front of the `old fox` Allegri.
Navas’ mistake led to Real’s third goal.
Not long after the opening goal, Gonzalo Higuain almost doubled the gap for Juventus with an unsuccessful rebound.
Buffon continued to show the experience of a top goalkeeper when winning against Isco in a face-off when the Real striker moved wisely to catch Ronaldo’s pass.
During first-half stoppage time, Juventus’ goal was shaken by Raphael Varane’s header off the bar.
Buffon received a red card for the first and last time in the Champions League.
A few minutes after diving to block Higuain’s volley, the Real goalkeeper missed the ball after Costa’s dangling move, allowing Matuidi to score into an empty net.
The referee’s decision to penalize Benatia in the dispute right in front of the goal with Vazquez was met with backlash from the away players.
This goal from the 11m mark could be a disappointing ending for many people watching the match.
Quang Huy