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Real-City by SCOANGERS
Ancelotti will have learned from last year disaster " he put a super offensive team so expect a more balanced team.
Real will have Bellingham but no Courtois/Millitao ; hearing Ancelotti will play Tchouameni rather than Nacho with a more balanced team
Rodrigo Vinicius are doing very well..now its up to Bellingham.
City - Pep said we should not always control a game but score- will not be the same than last year 1st half in Ethiad - may see Kovasic in midfield
City is very vulnerable to fast transition (see Aston Villa game) - camavingha is a great threat
I feel City will win but it maybe closer